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! My name is Allison Glisson. I currently live in Florida with my 4 amazing children & husband. I spend my free time at the track racing Hare scrambles with my family, camping & traveling. I spend as much time as I can trying to give my kids the best childhood possible & let them actually be kids. I am a parent with a lot of lived experience. I've been a recovery advocate for 4 ½ years. As well as run my own nonprofit Recovery Mom. My passion in life is to help others whether it's in getting sober or getting their life back on track.  I just want to help as many people as I can and make a difference in life. I don't want life to just pass me by. I want to be a voice for others who aren't heard at all.

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 Covington, 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!

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. 

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 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!

My name is Rachel Rodriguez, I came to 4 Sisters with a background in Case Management and the role of Out of Home Care Specialist (Intake & Placement). Prior to Child Welfare, I owned and operated a business in Central Florida and for many years I struggled as a single mom taking one or two classes at a time in college. I am currently pursuing a master's degree in clinical Mental Health, and I have plans to continue in Child Welfare after licensing. As an Out of Home Care specialist, I have been blessed to see different sides of the Dependency system and I would LOVE to open a group home some day for teenage girls. When I am not working or catching up on class work, I spend my time with my husband, (now) 5 children, and animals (dog, chickens, bunny rabbits). I LOVE to garden and in any spare time possible I can be found planting seeds or tending to my plants. 

I feel as though Child Welfare is a calling and the path that brought me here was a long and twisty one! As someone who has overcome MANY challenges throughout the years, I feel I have the tools to encourage others to overcome their hurdles as well. I love to see successful outcomes and believe that our parents in the Dependency system need someone advocating for them and cheering them on as they fight to make their family whole again. I enjoy walking alongside the parents and guiding them into the direction that ensures success. 

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)

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.