Network Team
Stacy Gromatski
Stacy Gromatski is the President and CEO of the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services where she has served since 2010. For twenty years prior to that she worked in organizations that provided direct services to run away, homeless and other troubled youth. She served as President and CEO at Capital City Youth Services in Tallahassee and as Program Director at the Arnette House in Ocala, Florida. She received her Educational Specialist Degree in School Psychology, Master of Science and Bachelor of Arts Degrees from the University of Central Florida. She believes there is no greater honor than to work in a field that seeks to ensure every young person has a path forward to a bright future.
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Stacy Gromatski
President/CEO
Jeniffer Abdullah
Jeniffer Abdullah is the Director of Data and Research of the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. She first joined the Florida Network team in Spring 2017 as an intern when she developed a passion for helping others through an analytical lens. In the past 8 years, Jeniffer has had the opportunity to lead several complex data projects, including the recent redevelopment of the Florida Network Management Information System (“NetMIS”) in 2023. She continues to find opportunities to improve and reinvent data processes to make data more accessible. Jeniffer is currently enrolled in a Doctorate in Social Work program, and previously earned her Master of Social Work and Master of Business Administration from Florida State University, and previously received her Bachelor’s of Social Work from the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!).
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Jeniffer Abdullah
Director of Data & Research
Carlie Binzer
Carlie Binzer specializes in data analytics and supports the Florida Network’s decision making with value-driven data. Carlie has over nine years of experience in data management and reporting and has worked with various stakeholders and systems in the human services sector. She enjoys public policy and would someday like to break into that space to provide legislative leaders with data-driven models to inform decision making.
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Carlie Binzer
Data Coordinator
Jessica Fansler
Jessica Fansler is the Contract Specialist and has been with the Florida Network since 1999. Jessica truly understands the importance of our mission and has a deep passion for the youth we serve and the staff who are there to help our children make the transition to adulthood easier. She loves working with and providing support to our local programs to ensure our services are making a difference in the lives of Florida’s children and their families.
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Jessica Fansler
Contract Specialist
Julia Henry
Julia Henry is the Operations Specialist at the Florida Network and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Social Work. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Florida State University, Julia is deeply committed to supporting individuals by ensuring they have access to comprehensive, community-based mental health resources. She brings a compassionate and evidence-driven approach to her work, dedicated to helping families overcome challenges and build resilience.
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Julia Henry
Operations Specialist
Brandi R. Hudson
Brandi R. Hudson, MBA is the Program Coordinator at the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. She hails all the way from a little town called Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. She obtained her Bachelors Degree from West Virginia University and her MBA from Carlow University. Brandi has worked with the SNAP program for the last nine years and is a trained facilitator of the Boys, Girls, and School based programs. She is responsible for providing support to the sites that have implemented the SNAP program as well as facilitating training with the training team.
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Brandi R. Hudson
Program Coordinator
Ashle Jennings
Ashle Jennings brings both passion and wealth of experience to her role as the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services’ Fatherhood Initiative Coordinator. Ashle’s professional background includes serving as the SNAP (Stop Now and Plan) Site Coordinator at Lutheran Service of FL (LSF) Southwest, where she has been instrumental in the success of the SNAP program for boys and girls ages six to 11 – and her dedication to her work has not gone unnoticed, as she was honored with the Florida Juvenile Justice Association’s Service Excellence Award in 2023, a testament to her outstanding contributions to the field. She holds a License as a Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), and is skilled in intake assessment, biopsychosocial assessment, benefit assessment, goal setting, case plan development, progress monitoring, and referrals.
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Ashle Jennings,
LCSW-QS
Fatherhood Initiative Coordinator
Leigh Kassem
Leigh began her SNAP journey in 2019 as a program volunteer at CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services in Gainesville. She has since served as a group facilitator, Case Manager, and program supervisor before joining the Florida Network team in April 2025. Leigh earned a B.S. in Clinical Psychology and Criminal Justice followed by an M.A. in Criminal Justice and Criminology from East Tennessee State University with an emphasis on juvenile justice, risk assessment, and evidence-based programming. In her spare time, she is an avid reader and animal lover, supporting literacy and pet rescue efforts throughout Florida.
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Leigh Kassem
SNAP Program Coordinator
Lauren Maldonado, LCSW
Lauren Maldonado is the Clinical Program Manager for the Florida Network of Youth & Family Services, where she joined in 2015. She has spent her career working with and supporting families navigating the diverse systems of care. Previously, she served as the Statewide Reform Coordinator for the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, where she oversaw the implementation of evidence-based interventions focused on youth in the juvenile justice system. Lauren graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology and Social Work, and a Master of Social Work in 2007. She has been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2010. Her past experience working with crisis and trauma in families inspires her to continue advocating for more access to effective early intervention services.
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Lauren Maldonado, LCSW
Clinical Director
Laura Moneyham
Laura Moneyham joins us as the new Quality Improvement and Compliance Manager for the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. She spent the 30+ years prior to joining the Network providing or overseeing services to children, their families, and adults in the juvenile justice and mental health systems. Most notably, she served as the Assistant Secretary for Residential Services with the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice for over 8 years where she led the transformation from a correctional model to a trauma responsive approach. She has a long successful record of mobilizing systemic change by creating a safe environment for open dialogue and relying upon research and data to guide creative problem-solving. Laura received her B.S. in Psychology from Barry University and is a Certified Public Manager.
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Laura Moneyham
Quality Improvement and Compliance Manager
Paula Moreno
Paula Moreno brings over a decade of experience in outreach and advocacy to her role as Director of Outreach for the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. Throughout her career, she has worked and volunteered with a wide range of nonprofit organizations across Florida. With a Master’s in Social Work from Florida State University, Paula has combined academic knowledge with hands-on experience, working directly with families and communities to identify needs and connect them with essential services. Her leadership is rooted in collaboration, compassion, and a vision to build a more connected and responsive statewide support network—one that delivers real-time solutions to children and families when they need them most. Paula enjoys traveling, discovering local food spots, art museums, and spending time with dogs.
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Paula Moreno
Director of Outreach
Celia Moser
Celia Moser, MBA, CMP is the Director of Administration and Events for the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services where she joined in 2015. Prior to the Network, she spent the early part of her career working in legislative affairs with The Southern Group. Celia decided to expand on her experience in administration and public policy by bringing that passion to the non-for-profit world. In 2015 Celia was awarded her Master of Business Administration from Saint Leo University and in 2018, Celia obtained her Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) certificate.
As a Certified Meeting Professional, Celia strives to promote creativity and care in all facets of Florida Network events in hopes of providing memorable and meaningful experiences for the member agencies.
Within her role, Celia also strives to keep the Florida Network office plates spinning and manage the many projects and priorities that keep the Network working. She believes her true calling is to help those who help others.
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Celia Moser
Director of Administration and Events
Amy Orman
Amy Orman is the Chief Operating Officer of the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. Prior to joining the Network, she has spent the last 20 years proudly supporting programs that serve the youth and families of Florida, including leadership positions with the Department of Juvenile Justice and the Department of Children and Family Services, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Program Office. Amy most recently worked at the Department of Juvenile Justice for the last 12 years where she served as the Director of Program Accountability, overseeing procurement, contracting, program monitoring, quality improvement and evidence-based training and technical assistance. Amy received her B.A. in English from Florida State University, is a certified Project Management Professional, and a Certified Public Manager.
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Amy Orman
Chief Operating Officer
Megan Picinic
Megan Picinic joined the Florida Network team in February 2013 to implement the creation of new strategies for preventing youth from entering secure detention, when they are better served by temporary respite and counseling within their community. Through research and collaborative partnerships, Megan oversees the Domestic Violence Respite Program for the Network. She is a former counselor to families from rural communities, and a DJJ Transition Coordinator responsible for guiding youth from Residential Commitment programs back into their communities successfully. A graduate from Florida State University (BSW) and Barry University (MSW), Megan brings a compassionate, client-focused perspective to all of the Florida Network’s programs and services.
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Megan Picinic
Sr. Director of Program Development & Operations
Wendy Pierre-McNealy
Wendy Pierre-McNealy is the Project Coordinator for the Florida Network of Youth and Family Services. Since 2005, she has worked and volunteered at various organizations, state and local agencies, and the Florida Legislature in roles providing assistance and services to visitors and residents of the state. Most recently, Wendy worked at the Department of Juvenile Justice in dual roles as the Deputy Bureau Chief for the Bureau of Monitoring and Quality Improvement and state-wide Policy and Project Coordinator within the Office of Accountability and Program Support. Wendy received her MS from Florida State University, BA from the University of South Florida, and completed the Florida State University – Certified Public Manager program in August 2021. She loves dogs, traveling, and teaching and helping others.
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Wendy Pierre-McNealy
Training Manager
John Robertson
John is all about creating safe, supportive spaces where young people can thrive. He works hand-in-hand with state, federal, and national partners to strengthen programs that make a real difference in youth lives. With a Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Social Science from Florida State University, he brings years of experience in policy development, training, and contract oversight. John is also a certified trainer in several youth care curricula, and he is considered an expert in the unique culture and environment of youth shelter programs. At the heart of John’s work is a commitment to professionalizing the youth care worker field and championing a strengths-focused, positive youth development approach. Every project, training, and conversation is driven by a deep belief in the resilience and potential of every young person they serve, and a profound belief in the power of those who serve them.
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John Robertson
Director of Membership Services
Karen Sanchez
Karen Sanchez re-joined the Florida Network team in July 2018. She served as the Business Manager from 2000-2005. During her time away, Karen spent 12 years managing the finances of the Florida Council for Community Mental Health where she gained extensive experience in non-profit accounting and grants management. Originally from Maryland, Karen and her family have resided in Tallahassee for the last 27 years and now call it home. She loves spending time and making memories with family and friends.
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Karen Sanchez
Chief Financial Officer
Sarah Tucker
Sarah Tucker is the SNAP for Youth Probation Coordinator. With nearly 20 years of experience dedicated to public service in Florida, she previously held a range of key roles within the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). Throughout her career, Sarah has been committed to ensuring Florida’s youth receive the most appropriate services in the most suitable settings. She has contributed to various DJJ program areas, including Residential Services and Probation and Community Intervention. In her most recent role as Director of the Office of Fidelity, Accountability & Support, she managed the implementation and adherence to evidence-based services and practices.
Sarah earned a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology from Florida State University in 2011 and is Certified Public Manager.
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Sarah Tucker
SNAP for Youth Probation Coordinator
Kym Washington
Kym has worked in contract management in various capacities for over 10 years. She enjoys relationship building while fostering an environment where all parties can fulfill their obligations. Kym started her career in Child Welfare and is excited for the opportunity to support positive change in the lives of Florida’s children and families again.
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