Josie Rocco, Executive Director, joined FSC in 2004. Prior to joining FSC she served as an Associate Director at another social service agency.

Josie serves as an adjunct faculty at Lincoln Land Community College.

She earned her master's and bachelor's degrees in Child, Family & Community Services from the University of Illinois at Springfield.

Josie resides in Chatham with her two daughters Stephanie and Stacia.

Kelly VonMock, director of finance and administration, joined FSC in 2002 and oversees the accounting, administration, human resources and IT departments.

Kelly serves as treasurer for the board of directors for
St. James Parish in Riverton and is active in several community and professional organizations.

She earned her master’s degree in business administration at the University of St. Francis in Joliet and her bachelor’s at the University of Illinois at Springfield.

Kelly and her husband, George, reside in Spaulding with children, Khory and Audrey.

Leanne Barber, program director for the Young Parent Support Services program, joined FSC in 1996, serving in this position for ten years. Previously, she was a lead home visitor with YPSS.

Leanne enjoys helping young parents as they actively impact the lives of the next generation.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in Child, Family & Community Services from the University of Illinois at Springfield (formerly Sangamon State University).

Leanne and her husband Mark, have three children, Alisha, Travis and Jennifer.

Amy Wort, Foster Care Supervisor.

Her responsibilities include overseeing a team of three caseworkers, who ensure that the safety and well being of children are met.

The relative foster care staff work with biological parents, helping them complete the requirements for getting their children back. They also work with foster parents and children to address their specific needs.

Wort is a native of Mount Sterling. She earned her master’s degree in social work at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and her bachelor’s in social work from the University of Illinois at Springfield.

She and her husband, Mike reside south of Springfield, with their two dogs.

Kristal Perry-Gutierrez is the counseling supervisor responsible for the Community Counseling and Adoption Preservation programs including five staff members and two interns.

The counseling program offers confidential, services including individual, relationship, and parent/child therapy. Adoption preservation assists adoptive families in dealing with difficulties encountered by life changes.

Perry-Gutierrez joined FSC in 2002. She earned her master’s degree in human development counseling and bachelor’s in English, both at Sangamon State University.

She is a native of Mount Sterling. She and her husband , Ed, reside in rural Pleasant Plaines and have two children, Edna, Carey and John.