As the Clinical Program Coordinator, Natalie assists the staff with ensuring clinical mental health services are effective and individualize for each child and young adult. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has a Bachelors in Psychology, Masters in Education (Emotional Behavior Disorders) and Masters in Guidance in Counseling. Natalie brings over 10 years of experience in mental health, trauma, and family issues. In her spare time, she enjoys working out, learning to cook healthy meals, spending time/travel with family and reading a good book with a cup of coffee. 

As Outreach Coordinator Kelly is responsible for fundraisers/events, social media, volunteers and all things SKWFS! Kelly is a Tupelo native and a graduate from Mississippi State's Social work program. She loves spending time with family and friends, and going to the beach with a good book. 

As Finance and Grants Manager, Pooja is responsible for grant reporting, financial reporting, payroll processing, budgeting, and employee documentation. She also occasionally takes pictures of big events at Sally Kate Winters, since she has a love of photography. Pooja graduated from Mississippi University for Women with a Bachelors in Accounting and a Master in Business Administration. Outside of work, Pooja likes to spend time with her loved ones, pets, and friends.

Cynthia has been at SKW since the doors opened in 1990, starting as a direct care staff member before transitioning into her current role as Case Manager in 1991. She oversees intake and discharge of residents, medical needs, school enrollment and collaborates with social workers and school officials. A graduate of Mississippi University for Women with a Bachelor of Science in Family and Human Development, Cynthia has always called West Point home. She is a wife and mother of three, who loves to take pictures and spend time vacationing with her family.

As Shelter Counselor for SKW, Rosalind not only provides mental health services, guidance, and support to the shelter youth but to the runaway and homeless youth and their families as well. She has always had a knack for being of service to others with a background in geriatric care, child welfare, and mental health. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. She strongly believes in empowering those around her. In her leisure time she enjoys reading, baking, drawing, and spending time with her children and family.

As Shelter Supervisor, Larina is responsible for the daily operations of the shelter. She has 35 years experience in working with children and 15 years of supervision. Her goal at Sally Kate Winters Family Services is to provide a loving and caring home away from home. She has studied at Mary Holmes Community College and East MS Community College. She is a mother of 2 and grandmother of 1. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with family, knitting, and crocheting. 

As TLP Advisor, Genika engages with TLP youth by providing individual, family, and group therapy. She works with the youth daily by providing positive support, healthy coping skills, and an individualized treatment plan for each youth. She has an extensive background in utilizing different therapy models for the diverse population. She is a graduate of Mississippi State University with her degree in Educational Psychology and her Master’s in Counseling Psychology. Genika enjoys spending time with her family/friends, crafting home projects, and traveling.

As Life Skills Coach for SKW, Jessica works with the youth daily by providing assistance with community outreach opportunities, performing case management related activities, and providing youth with a stable support system in transitioning into adulthood. She also teaches weekly hands-on Life Skills courses in providing the youth with financial literacy, basic home economic practices, and other areas of interest that will promote successful independent living as young adults. She has prior experience in child welfare & mental health services. Jessica is a graduate of Mississippi State University where she gained a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work. She enjoys spending time with her husband & family, traveling, and playing with her dog, Jaxon.

As CAC Pilot Project Manager, Ashton oversees the MDT Enhancement Project that is a partnership with Child Protection Services and Children's Advocacy Centers of Mississippi.  This project builds relationships with multiple disciplines involved with child abuse cases, ensuring cross reporting and a collaboration of case investigation.  Ashton also conducts mandated reporting across the service area bringing awareness to the MS Manadated Reporting Laws.  A West Point native, Ashton graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor’s in Educational Psychology. She is a wife and pet parent to three dogs and a cat, and enjoys unwinding with Netflix after work and eating lunch with her grandma every Thursday.

As the victim advocate, Gretchen works to build a positive relationship with our clients and their families by creating a supportive environment for them during their journey with us. Gretchen also conducts mental health screenings and is certified to assist with forensic interviewing. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Gretchen is a graduate of Mississippi State University with a degree in Child Development and a certificate in Trauma Informed Child Advocacy. In her free time, Gretchen enjoys spending time with friends, coaching club volleyball in Starkville, and visiting her family on the weekends.