| Ann Phillips, Family
Support Specialist, has worked at Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services for
15 years. She makes sure all children have holiday gifts, clothing, and food. She does not
hesitate to work as late as 11 p.m. to help foster home children keep their placement. Ann
also has worked to set up a pantry to meet immediate client needs. She always maintains a
positive attitude and puts children first. |
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Leland Wheeler, Adolescent Day Treatment Therapist, has worked at Suncoast Center for Community
Mental Health’s Adolescent Treatment Program since February of 1999. He is known for
his willingness to help fellow staffers. He once assisted a co-worker having difficulty
with a case, while also helping the client get through a difficult time. Leland turned the
personal loss of one of his family members into a learning experience on loss and grief
for adolescents in his care. He is willing to take on tough cases. |
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Jennifer
Saulpaugh, Youth Advocate for The Haven of
Religious Community Services, has been with the agency for three years. She willingly
stays late to see a child or parent unable to meet her during normal working hours. Her
soft, gentle approach reflects
a sense of genuine care and concern. Parents look to
Jennifer for support in dealing with unruly children. Her co-workers look to her as a
mediator.
To nominate an outstanding human service provider contact:
Eddie Burch
Phone: 727-547-5676
Email
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