Hi! I'm Meghann Dobey the Director of Parent Engagement with 4 Sisters. I'm a native Floridian born and raised in the Tampa Bay Area. I still live there with my family and my two cats. I spend my spare time reading, going to the beach, swimming and snorkeling, traveling to North Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina, and hiking in the mountains. 

I am a graduate of St. Petersburg College and the University of South Florida. I went to college specifically to work with children and families and I have a passion for reunification and seeing kids go home with their biological parents. This is my dream job and I'm happy to be here to support parents and their kids any way I can. There is nothing I love more than seeing reunifications happen! 

Hi! I’m Michael Forster, the Director of Mission at 4 Sisters Solutions. I grew up in Pinellas County, attending elementary school through college here. I’m passionate about building a system that will improve child welfare and excited to see how 4 Sisters will positively impact the families we support.

I hold a degree in Culinary Arts from Johnson and Wales University, a bachelor's in Psychology from the University of South Florida, and an MBA from USF as well.

In my free time, I love going to Disney, reading, exploring new food spots, and practicing photography. I also love to travel and have a goal to visit all 50 states. At home, I have one cat, Elliott, who is completely spoiled.

Hello, my name is Felicia Rogers and have been in the child welfare field since 2003. Solution focused professional with progressive work experience and background in Addictions, Case Management; Child Safety and Well Being and Social Work. It has been truly a blessing to have been giving this opportunity to work for an organization that stands strong on their mission, values and goal in working hand and hand with children, families and their employees.

My name is Rhesa Tice, and I am a native Floridian, having been born and raised in the County of Dade. I have been in the Child Welfare field for approximately twenty years, having become certified as a Child Protection Professional in 2002 and as a Child Welfare Case Manager Supervisor (CWCM-S) in 2009. During that time, I have served as a Child Protective Investigator, Child Advocate/Case Manager, Placement Counselor, Case Manager Supervisor, Dependency Program Manager, Dependency Program Director and Licensing Compliance Manager for Specialized Therapeutic Foster Care homes. I have over ten years of supervisory/managerial experience and am also a member of the Florida CIRRT (Critical Incident Rapid Response Team).

I believe in giving back to the community via participation in food and clothing distribution/drives for the needy through my church and involvement in other local organizations and I also mentor other child welfare professionals.

I am a lover of music, reading and traveling/cruising as well as an AVID fan of both college and professional football. (#TeamFSU & #TeamColts)

Proud alumna of THE Florida State University. (#Nole4Life)

I am mother to one biological child but love all children. I have worked as a CPI, Case Manager, and Case Management Supervisor. I see myself as a lifelong learner. I am eager to gain more knowledge and share what I have learned.

My name is Sarah and I live with my ahhhhhmazing husband and son. We love to go on adventures (road trips) as a family and just spend the days together (doing absolutely nothing). My family is my favorite thing and my greatest accomplishment! We love to watch hockey and college football!

I attended the University of Central Florida (Go Knights) where I earned my Sociology degree and participated in social research! I started my child welfare career as a volunteer guardian ad litem and decided after a year and a half that case management was the way to go! I moved into a case manager role for Lake/Sumter County Florida and fell in love with helping the families we served. After 2 years of case management, I entered the leadership circle as a supervisor where I helped to reunify dozens of families. In 2021, I shifted gears to learn the adoption process of child welfare and worked to find children their forever home. In 2022, I became an Assistant Program Director for child welfare in Lake/Sumter County where I was able to oversee multiple units and assist in bringing children back on safely. I love working with the families we serve and promote reunification as quickly and safely as possible.

Hello, My name is Tawana. I was born in New Jersey and raised in Miami. I enjoy reading, writing and spending time with my family. The beach is my favorite place.

Hi, I'm Jasmine Crawl! I'm a Case Manager with 4 Sisters and I am dedicated to creating a positive and meaningful impact on the families I work with. I attended the University of Tampa for two years and graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Go Gators!!! I have always had a passion for helping children and families and it continues to grow each day! I am so honored to work with such a compassionate company and hope that all of those we encounter feel the same.

A little more about me, I'm more of a quiet person but am full of chatter and energy if you give me chance! I love to see people happy and love making others laugh even more! I really enjoy playing sports and anything competitive in nature. I also love reading books and learning more about different professions.

I am so excited to be on this team and look forward to bringing happiness and reunification to families.

Hello, my name is Jessica Eickstedt and I am originally from Michigan and currently live in northern Florida. I have been involved with child welfare for over 15 years. My passion is helping families and I wish for every family to achieve the safest level of permanency for those children. 

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My name is Travis Darity I was born and raised in Tallahassee, Florida. I attended Florida A&M University for my undergraduate degree. I have been working in case management for 15 years. I enjoy when a parent who has been a challenge, has a light bulb moment and has a behavior change.

Hey there! My name is Lacey Galloway, I will soon be changing my name to Lacey Powell as I have just recently married. I am a boy mom of two boys - ages 7 and 1, a bonus momma - age 3, and an angel mom to a little girl. I’m was born and raised in Suwannee County, but have lived in Hamilton County for the last 10 years. I have a legal background as a legal assistant in Family Law for the past 5 years, and prior to that I was a legal assistant at the Public Defender’s Office. My heart is in making a difference in the child welfare system and being an ear and voice for parents who are navigating the difficulties that come with our child welfare program. One of my favorite inspirational quotes, “Turn YOUR Pain Into POWER.” I am here to help you do just that.

My name is Kimberly Harvey, and Child Welfare is my passion. I was born in Washington DC, but I consider myself a Floridian after living here for most of my life. I have a Master’s Degree in Criminology and Social Work from the great Florida State University. I have worked in Child Welfare for 16 years, as a Case Manager, Supervisor and Trainer. What has kept me in working in the system is my recognition of the good work that we strive to do while at the same time acknowledging the areas of improvement needed to have better outcomes for children and families. I strongly believe in advocacy for those who do not always have the capacity or understanding of how to advocate for themselves. I truly believe this is a calling for me, not just a profession.

When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my husband and my daughter and seeing the world through her eyes. I love theme parks, cruises, and anything Disney or Marvel.

My favorite quote is “Strive not to be a success, but to be of value.” – Albert Einstein

Hi, my name is Rochelle Kyle.  I work as a Child welfare Trainer full time for the lead agency in my local area. I work as an FSU adjunct in the social work department at the Panama City campus. I'm over the moon excited to do work with 4sisters! 

My name is Amanda Martinez and I live in Winter Haven Fl with my husband and 7 children. My youngest being one and oldest being 18.

My family is unique as we have adopted children, bonus and biological children. My children keep me very busy between playing all kinds of sports including special Olympics. I am a very patient and kind person as my son we adopted with severe autism has taught us so much about patience and love. I have been working in child welfare since before I obtained my BSW in Social Work as I started off my career as being a mentor for children aging out of foster care. Once I graduated, I became a case manager, Case manager Supervisor and then worked in Foster Care Licensing and FC referrals. Child Welfare is my passion as I have always been an advocate for over the last 16 years. I come with a lot of lived experience as I was raised in foster care, aged out, became a caregiver and adoptive parent and a social worker. I am very excited and thankful to have begun my career with 4Sisters where I can be an advocate and help preserve families.

My name is Muriel Maxis. I love helping those in great need and will go the extra mile to help people. I have a master's degree in human services, and I am a certified recovery peer specialist, endorsed in adult mental health. I love my creative nature, which helps me to think abstractly and out of the box. It may all seem difficult at first, but I truly believe that all things are possible and there is a way out of no way. My favorite quote by Nelson Mandela is "It always seems impossible until it's done"

My name is Courtney Folsom. I have my bachelor's degree with major in Psychology and minor in Business. I have children that are my top priority and my boyfriend who supports me daily! I grew up in Tennessee but am originally from Florida. I love working in child welfare and believe in everyone being treated equally. My goal is to help families recognize any problematic behavior and assist with turning that into positive changed behavior.

My name is Lillian Nelson and I am an FCC at the Trenton office. I got my Bachelor’s in Social Work at the University of Central Florida in 2023! I enjoy gardening, music, shopping at Target and helping children and their families!

Hi, my name is Chris. I earned my Psychology degree from Concordia College in Ann Arbor before returning to school in 2006 to pursue a degree in Social Work at Eastern Michigan University. That same year, I joined a school trip to help build houses for a week after Hurricane Katrina, and it was during that experience that I discovered my true passion for case management. I realized how much I loved supporting communities and children, which set me on a path dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

My name is Marilyn Padgett. I graduated from Florida Southern College in Lakeland, FL, and have spent 15 years in child welfare. I took a two-year break but missed it so much that I came back. I love working with children and families to support reunification and create safe, stable homes. Helping families heal and stay together is my passion.

My name is Whitney Phillips and I’ve lived most of my life in Florida and currently live in North Florida in the Jacksonville area. I’m raising two teen boys, so the majority of my free time is spent going from one sporting event to the next or making yet another grocery run (it’s amazing how much they can eat)!

I received my Bachelor’s degree in Criminology from the University of Florida and spent several years working in Teen Court before moving into Child Welfare, which is where I’ve spent the last 15 years of my professional career. I’ve worked in several areas of Child Welfare; including as a Case Manager, Foster Care Licensing Specialist, and Behavioral Health Service Coordinator. My goal when I started working in Child Welfare was to help families going through a difficult time and that continues to be what I strive for every day. I’m a strong believer in reunification and feel that children being home with their biological parents is the best outcome in almost all cases. I’m grateful for the opportunity to be able to support and advocate for parents on their journey to reunification in my role as a Permanency Primer with 4 Sisters Solutions, where my main focus is to ensure that parents have all the tools needed to provide a safe and stable home for their children. There’s nothing better than to see a family thriving after a successful reunification!

HI, My name is Amber Rollison. I'm from Trenton, Fl. and have my BA in Psychology. I love seeing families reunified following the work my department puts forth with engaging parents in services and providing supportive resources to children and parents. I have 4 kids of my own. Three boys whom are over 18 and one daughter who is 15. I am currently a Certified Child Welfare Case Manager and love working in my hometown.

My name is Sarah Tedder. I have worked in child welfare for the last 15 years. My experience ranges from case manager to clinician for a diversion program to Director of Case Management . Helping children and families become better equip to take care of one another is my professional passion.

My name is Chelsea Williams, and I am from Perry, FL. I hold a Master's degree in Social Work from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU), where I developed a deep passion for helping individuals and communities thrive. With a commitment to advocating for mental health and social justice, I aim to create lasting positive change in the lives of those I serve. I am dedicated to providing compassionate support and resources to those in need, and I continuously work to build my skills and knowledge to better serve diverse populations.

Hi! My name is Stefaine Ziccardi. I’ve been working in child welfare for about a decade and I’m extremely passionate about reunification and safely getting children home to their families. I’m a boy mom to two rambunctious, sweet and silly boys and married to my high school sweetheart of 16 years. I love traveling, exploring new places to dine, amusement parks and beach days. 

My name is Leona. I'm all about living life to the fullest—Live💙Laugh💙Love! I believe in working hard and playing even harder. Proud mom of one and the lucky grandma of two handsome boys who keep my heart full. When I’m not spoiling them, I’m busy being a devoted dog mom. Life is an adventure, and I’m here for every moment of it!

Hello, My name is Janie and I live in the great state of Florida. My husband Shane is the most wonderful man in the world, he was a gift from God. We have one son, Matthew, who was a great kid that grew into a wonderful man. Another gift from God.

Put him on a tractor and he is in heaven. 😊

I currently have two fur babies, Cricket who is a very lovable Pit Bull that gives me eskimo kisses as I come up on the porch after work and Scrappy who is a very energetic Jack Russell. Scrappy is also an escape artist, we have 10 acres but he always finds a way out of the fences to explore the farms around us.

I have worked in the Child Welfare field for over 20 years. I am sure this is where God needs me because I ventured out a couple of times but come right back to the Child Welfare journey.

I love working in my yard. My therapy is pulling weeds.  😊 My zero-turn mower is my favorite ride. 

I feel very blessed to be part of 4Sisters

As the Communications Coordinator for 4 Sisters Solutions, I get to embrace my love of recognizing people and showing appreciation for others. I graduated with high honors from Georgia State University, May of 2022, and accepted a position on the executive team with 4 Sisters. Here, I not only get to utilize my love of embracing people, but I get to work for a company that is the very definition of hope and humanity.

While I have family and friends all over the country, I call North Georgia home. I'm a mom, wife, writer, hiker, camper, and silver-lining enthusiast!

Every day, I remind myself that the pursuit IS happiness, and my role at 4 Sisters ensures that I get the chance to make others feel the same!