Tracy Little
Finance Director |
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Tracy Little joined CHS in 2000, bringing with her over twenty
years of diverse management and accounting experience, with a
focus on not-for-profit organizations (and a love for Excel
spreadsheets!) Working at CHS allows her to "give back" to the
community a little every day. It is a privilege for her to work
with so many talented and dedicated individuals who touch
people's lives in such an important way. In her non-professional
life, she enjoys reading, music, gardening, and gazing at the
beautiful Edmonds sunsets. |
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Ramona Graham
Substance Abuse Department Director |
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Ramona K. Graham, ICADC, CDP Substance
Abuse Department Director. Ramona came to CHS in 2001 as the
Substance Abuse Manager. She has over 18 years for service in
the Substance Abuse Field. She is an Internationally Certified
Alcohol Drug Counselor and a Certified Chemical Dependency
counselor in Alabama and Washington. She is also an American
Board Certified Interventionist. |
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Jerry Evergreen
Family Counseling Department Director |
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Jerry Evergreen is the director of the Family Counseling Department. He received
his MA in Psychology from Seattle University. He is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor
and a Child Mental Health Specialist. He has 18 years of experience as a therapist
and case manager with the last 9 years as director. He is a member of the Washington
Mental Health Counselor's Association and the American Mental Health Counselor's
Association. He has established a staff that is culturally diverse and focused on
working with families. He is interested in continuing to develop programs that address
the Mental Health needs of the community.
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Jane Hinton
Family Support Department Director |
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Jane Hinton is the Family Support Director. Jane has worked with Center for Human Services
since 2000. Jane has a degree in Human Services from Western Washington University and has ten years of
experience working with youth and families. Jane is responsible for overall management of Center for Human
Services' three family support centers.
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Stacey De Fries
Loving Families Program Director |
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Stacey De Fries is the Loving Families Director. Prior to joining the Center For Human Services, Stacey
provided leadership for the Washington State Department of Health Children with Special Health Care Needs
Program to improve the lives of Washington's children and youth with special needs. She received her Master
of Social Work from NYC Hunter College School of Social Work in 2000. Over the past 15 years she has worked
with families in four different states in various roles as an evaluation specialist, case manager and
clinical social worker. She lives in Seattle with her husband, daughter, two dogs and two cats. When they
have time together, you'll find them in the garden. |
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