Meet Our Team and Board

Jessica Goolsby serves as Executive Director of the Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center. Jessica is not new to the CAC, having previously served with the organization from 2007 to 2015 in several key roles, including Family Advocate/MDT Coordinator, Education Specialist, and Outreach Coordinator. She earned her Master’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Auburn University and brings both professional experience and a deep commitment to serving children and families to her role. For the past 11 years, Jessica has dedicated her time to homeschooling her two sons while also serving as a co-op coordinator. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dog, and participating in Bible study.

Jeri S. Grant is a dedicated professional whose career has been defined by a lifelong commitment to serving children, families, vulnerable adults, and her community through public service and healthcare leadership. She began her professional journey working with the Houston County Clerk’s Office, and then earned her Associate’s Degree from Wallace College and a BS in Criminal Justice with a Minor in Business from Troy University in Dothan. Jeri comes to the CAC having already served 26 years with the Henry County Department of Human Resources (DHR), including 3 years as Service Supervisor. Throughout her tenure, she worked extensively within the Service Unit, where she handled some of the most sensitive and critical areas of social services, including investigating child abuse and neglect cases, foster care services, adult protective services, and adoption services. Following retirement from DHR, Jeri joined a Azalea Court Assisted Living facility as Administrator. Jeri’s professional journey reflects a unique combination of public service, leadership, advocacy, and healthcare administration, making her a respected leader ready to serve the CAC’s clients and team. Outside of her career, Jeri treasures spending time with her grandchildren and her beloved dogs, which bring her great joy. She enjoys listening to music, being outdoors, and appreciating the simple moments spent with family and those closest to her. 

Madison is a Dothan native who has been connected to the CAC since her undergraduate years at Troy University Dothan, where she earned her bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology in 2019. After learning about the CAC in a forensic psychology course, she immediately felt called to the work and began volunteering—first at the 2020 Tee Off for Kids Golf Tournament, then through additional volunteer hours in 2021 while completing her master’s degree. She later completed her graduate internship at the CAC and earned her Master of Social Work from Troy University Dothan. Madison also served on the CAC Junior Board during the 2021–2022 term, further deepening her involvement with the organization. Today, Madison serves as the Children’s Advocate and SANE Program Coordinator, where she supports children and families navigating the aftermath of abuse with empathy, guidance, and trauma-informed care. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, relaxing by the pool, and reading a good book.

Jennifer has been with the CAC since 2003 and has a wealth of knowledge regarding the children and families we serve. She received her Associate of Applied Science in Office Administration from Wallace Community College. When children enter the CAC, they are always greeted by Jennifer’s smile and hello! Jennifer stays busy answering the phone, scheduling appointments, and helping our team members when they come in for meetings or forensic interviews. Jennifer lives in Kinsey and attends New Freedom Church in Webb. She is a thrift store shopaholic, and enjoys painting and crafting, spending quality time with her family and being active with her church.

Brittany Kullman joins the CAC as a part-time nurse supporting our SANE Program, bringing strong clinical experience and a deep commitment to trauma-informed care. Originally from West Virginia, she has made Alabama home over the past several years, building both her family and her career here. Brittany was drawn to the CAC’s mission to support children during their most vulnerable moments, and she is passionate about providing a safe, compassionate space where every child feels heard and cared for. She is especially energized by being part of a multidisciplinary team that collaborates closely to ensure each child’s well-being. Outside of work, Brittany enjoys life on her homestead with goats, chickens, cats, and a dog, as well as baking, learning, reading, spending time with her children, and visiting the beach. Guided by the belief that sitting beside someone in their darkest hours reflects the true meaning of compassion, Brittany steps into this role feeling empowered and ready to make a meaningful impact.

Aline Mays-Easley has worked as a mental health professional for over 20 years. Aline has been employed at the Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center since 2011. She loves working with children and providing Trauma Focused Therapy to hurting families. Aline has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from California State University, Fresno and Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from National University in Fresno, California. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Mental Health Therapist, and Entrepreneur. Aline desires to empower and educate women on the importance of dealing with past hurts and trauma through her public speaking awareness events. She enjoys spending time with her family, supporting the community, and her involvement in her church.