Amy Hampton is a dedicated health professional from Northwest Missouri with a strong commitment to improving the lives of others through education and service. She holds a bachelor’s degree in health education and exercise science from Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Throughout her career in the state government sector, Amy has contributed to several key public health projects, working in areas such as Special Health Care Needs, Women’s Health, and Chronic Disease Prevention. Her professional experience reflects a deep passion for promoting wellness, supporting families, and helping individuals reach their fullest potential.
Outside of her professional life, Amy enjoys spending time with her two sons, Max and Sam, who are beginning their own careers following their college graduations. Together, they share a love for watching sports, traveling, and spending time outdoors. Guided by values of compassion, integrity, and personal growth, Amy continues to find fulfillment in helping others achieve their goals and live healthier, more meaningful lives.
“For me, a thriving rural community is one where people feel connected, supported, and valued. It’s a place where neighbors connect with one another, opportunities are accessible, and everyone has the chance to live healthy, meaningful lives. At its heart, thriving is about connection — to each other, to opportunity, and to the place we call home.”
