• Executive Leadership

• Yolanda Jones
• Tanesha D. Lively
• Sarah Hunsberger
• William Hughes Jr.
• Kimberly Smith, B.S.
• Tiffany Byrd, MSW
• Raheem Wood, MA
• Steven Gerun, MS
• LeVellé Alexander
• Jacquet Toliver, MSW
• Dr. Christine White-Taylor
• Esmirna Matos, M.Ed.
• Denorra Carter, MSW
• Misty Patterson, MA
• Sarah Garase-Cuomo, MSBA
• Victoria Lynch, LMSW
• Pamela Blackwell, MA
• Shieláh DeBlanc, MS, NCC, LPC, CCTP
• Shay Helenkamp, B.S.
• Kennice Hudson
• Hana Morris, MISM
• Deborah Williams, MBA
• Christina Fryer
• Ahmad Kamara, M.Ed., MSW
• Tamia Mitchell
• Angelique Rodgers, MPA
• Lindsey White
• Toni Wagner, MA
• Lisa R. Chambers
• Alexandria J. Moragne, MSS, LSW
• Dr. James Freeman, PhD., LCSW, MBAe
• Brace Lowe, Sr., BSW
• Dr. Sharon L. McDaniel, PhD, EdD, MPA
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Tiffany Byrd, MSW

Director, Child & Family Services, Permanency

Philadelphia Regional Office: (267) 702-2848

Tiffany Byrd is a director of permanency with A Second Chance, Inc. She was born and raised in Philadelphia, prior to moving to West Virginia to study social work at West Virginia State University. Tiffany is the oldest of nine siblings and values family and the kinship triad. As a child primarily raised by her elderly grandmother, she views and respects the invaluable contributions of kin and the ways they contribute to the lives of our children and youth.
Tiffany’s career includes more than six years of experience working in child welfare and permanency. Prior to joining ASCI in 2017, she worked as a permanency coordinator for a nonprofit organization. ASCI hired Tiffany as a permanency specialist, and within six months she was promoted to the role of permanency supervisor. She was promoted again to the role of permanency director one year later. Tiffany believes that with passion, all things are possible.
Tiffany sits of the board of Philadelphia Family Pride, and with the help of her siblings she offers low-income housing to Philadelphia residents. Tiffany believes in the mission, vision, and values of ASCI. One of her favorite quotes is: “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,” spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1963.