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Intensive In-Home Services
In-Home Intensive Support services are provided to families in crisis. This family preservation program helps families to function better so their children can remain safely at home and avoid unnecessary disruptions. CSCA Family Specialists are available to families 24/7 for crisis response.
Our In-Home Intensive Support program serves families in six Alabama counties: Autauga, Chilton, Dallas, Marengo, Perry, and Wilcox. All referrals are received through the local County Department of Human Resources.
Cadrika Haile, MS-Psychology (Specializing in ABA)
serves as our Program Supervisor for the IIHS Program at CSCA, playing a crucial role in the oversight and management of daily operations. Her primary responsibility is to ensure that families can remain together whenever possible, a task that requires a blend of compassion, dedication, and strategic planning. She approaches her work with a deep understanding of the complexities involved in family dynamics and community needs. When she’s not at work, she cherishes spending quality time with her own family, understanding firsthand the importance of family bonds.
Adrina Johnson, MS-Social Work
is a Family Specialist for the Intensive In-Home Supports (IIHS) program, which means her job is helping families stay together whenever possible. Her favorite part of his job is helping families connect and grow. When not working, she enjoys going out boxing and family.
Jakirra Ward, BSW
is a Family Specialist in the IIHS program and has worked with CSCA since 2023. When not working, she enjoys spending time with her family. She is currently working to obtain a master’s in social work.
Vacant Position
CSCA seeks to occupy the Family Specialist position in the IIHS Program. The candidate must possess a bachelor’s degree in social work or a related field. At least one year of experience working with families and children is desired.
Therapeutic Foster Care
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) is designed to help rehabilitate children and youth, typically aged 1 to 21, who face emotional and behavioral challenges due to various forms of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. Certified and trained TFC parents provide treatment interventions in a supportive family environment, under the supervision of CSCA staff. This arrangement continues until the youth can be reunited with their natural family or until a permanent placement is made through adoption or independent living.
All children served in the TFC program are in the legal custody of their local Department of Human Resources. The TFC program serves a catchment area of approximately 50-100 miles radius of the CSCA office, including Selma, Montgomery, and surrounding counties.
Jorge Anglin, MS-Clinical Mental Health, Mr. Anglin serves as the Program Supervisor for Therapeutic Foster Care and the Crisis and Assessment Program at CSCA. With over 10 years of experience working with at-risk populations, his mission is to ensure the smooth day-to-day operations of our therapeutic foster care program. By supervising staff and collaborating with foster parents, we successfully fulfill our mission of serving foster children. Mr. Anglin is dedicated and committed to improving the lives of children through the love of Christ!
Shakira Fulford, MS-Social Work has been a dedicated Family Consultant with the Therapeutic Foster Care Program since 2024. In her role, she finds fulfillment in offering essential support and guidance to families, helping them thrive on their unique journeys. Outside of her professional life, she cherishes the tranquility of country living, delights in shopping adventures, enjoys exploring new travel destinations, and values quality moments spent with her family.
Jamiya Berry, BSW is a new team member in our TFC (Therapeutic Foster Care) department. She has taken on the role of Family Consultant. Her natural gifts and compassionate nature shine through in her work, as she provides support and guidance to foster children in need. Jamiya’s ability to connect with the children she serves not only fosters a sense of trust but also brings hope and encouragement to families navigating the challenges of foster care. Her commitment to making a positive impact is evident in everything she does.
Vacant Position
CSCA seeks to occupy the Family Specialist position in the IIHS Program. The candidate must possess a bachelor’s degree in social work or a related field. At least one year of experience working with families and children is desired.
Our Recruitment Team
Theresa Price, LMSW-S As a new team member in our Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) department, Theresa has embraced the pivotal role of Licensing Specialist with enthusiasm and dedication. With over a decade of experience committed to supporting families and children, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our team. Theresa’s professional skillset is instrumental in guiding both existing and potential foster parents through the licensing process, ensuring a smooth and seamless experience as they embark on their journey to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children in need. In her spare time, Theresa enjoys spending quality time with her loved ones, cherishing moments that create lasting memories.
Doni Baskin, BSW, is the Recruiter and Trainer for the Therapeutic Foster Care program. He plays a vital role in ensuring that both existing and prospective foster parents receive comprehensive training and resources to effectively address the needs of the children in their care. A dedicated member of the CSCA team since 2005, Doni finds fulfillment in meeting new individuals and exploring diverse locations as part of his responsibilities. Outside of work, he enjoys socializing with friends and watching television.
Our Therapist
Latisha Lee, MS, ALC Latisha has been an integral part of CSCA since 2012, dedicating her time and expertise to positively impact the lives of the children and families we serve. She finds great fulfillment in building meaningful relationships with clients and collaborating with external resources to enhance support services. Outside of her professional commitments, Latisha is passionate about spending quality time with her family and expressing her creativity through photography, where she captures moments that reflect both her artistic vision and personal experiences.
Administration
Tammy Herron, MS, ALC
Tammy serves as the Chief Executive Officer of CSCA and brings to the role a profound commitment to supporting families and youth. Since joining the CSCA team in April 2019, she has leveraged over 20 years of professional experience in child welfare, behavioral health, mental health, and substance abuse treatment services.
Tammy’s career reflects an unwavering dedication to advocating for children and families, particularly those who are disadvantaged and at risk. Her approach is rooted in compassionate service and a deep understanding of the complexities facing these populations. Beyond her administrative responsibilities, she actively engages in initiatives that promote the well-being of communities, embodying her belief in the transformative power of support and intervention.
A guiding principle in Tammy’s leadership is her commitment to serving children and families through the love of Christ, integrating her faith into her work at CSCA. This holistic approach not only enriches her professional endeavors but also inspires those around her to foster a nurturing environment for development and growth.
Shavon Mose
Shavon Mose serves as our Executive Director for Clinical Work, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. A proud graduate of Troy University, she holds a master’s degree in social work, which has equipped her with the knowledge and skills vital for her mission. With over 23 years of dedicated service in the field, Shavon is deeply committed to empowering children and families to realize their fullest potential.
Her passion for social services is evident in her life’s work, where she combines compassion and professionalism in her approach. Shavon is responsible for ensuring the seamless operation of the agency’s programs and diligently oversees daily activities.
In her supervisory role, Shavon not only leads and mentors staff to cultivate a high-performing team but also actively fosters relationships with foster parents. These vital connections are integral to the program’s success, as she believes that strong support networks are essential for both the families we serve and the professionals working with them. Shavon’s combination of expertise, dedication, and relational focus positions her as a transformative leader within the agency.
Brenda Love
Brenda serves as the administrative assistant to both the CEO and the Therapeutic Foster Care program at CSCA, where she has been a dedicated team member since 2000. She is deeply committed to the organization’s mission of providing essential services to the most vulnerable children and their families. Outside of her professional responsibilities, Brenda is passionate about her family and values quality time spent with them.