BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Heather Campos
Assistant Director
Kings County Department of Public Health
Heather Campos is the Assistant Director at the Kings County Department of Public Health, where she has been a dedicated member of the team since 2016. Starting her career in the Human Services Agency before transitioning to Public Health, Heather has deep roots in the Central Valley, where she was born and raised and now resides in Hanford. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resource Management. In her current role, Heather oversees a range of critical areas, including the Nursing Division and Clinical Services, the Home Visitation Program, and the Data & Systems team. She is also responsible for workforce development and personnel matters within the department. Heather takes pride in serving the community she calls home and is committed to the health and well-being of Kings County residents. Outside of her professional life, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Eric, her 13-year-old daughter, and their three dogs. Heather’s interests include watching sports (especially football and soccer), reading, and enjoying quality time with friends and family.
Stephanie Bealer
Forensic Clinical Program Manager
Kings County Probation
Stephanie Bealer is the Clinical Director for the Secure Youth Treatment Facility at Kings County Probation. She has a Bachelor’s Degree from CSU Fresno in Psychology, a Master’s Degree from Brandman University in Psychology (Emphasis in Marriage & Family Therapy), and is currently a full-time doctoral student at Pacifica Graduate Institute working on her Ph. D. in Clinical Psychology (Emphasis in Depth Psychology). Stephanie is also a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. She grew up in Kings County, the daughter of a Naval Flight Officer, and served herself in the United States Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer. Stephanie is proud to serve Kings County and considers herself an advocate for the mental health community.
Jeff March
Community Engagement Coordinator.
Episcopal Church of the Saviour
Jeff was born in New Castle, PA and grew up in Tonawanda, NY. He is a six-year U.S. Navy veteran and he worked for 24 more years as a Civil Service employee at NAS Lemoore, finally retiring as the NASL Information Technology Director. Jeff currently volunteers as the Community Engagement Coordinator at the Episcopal Church of the Saviour and Soup Kitchen in Hanford after serving as Church Administrator for six years. He is very active in the Episcopal Church and is in leadership positions at both the local and diocesan level. The Episcopal Church believes in living their Baptismal Covenant, the last line being “Will you strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.” In addition to his participation in KPFP, Jeff is involved in numerous other community organizations focusing on meeting the needs of those less fortunate and on the margins of society. Jeff has lived in Kings County for over 45 years and is married to the Rev. Terry March, who is the Deacon at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Visalia.
Glenda Stephens
Deputy Executive Director
Kings Community Action Organization
Glenda Stephens is the Deputy Executive Director for Kings Community Action Organization in Hanford, CA (KCAO). Glenda has been employed with KCAO for 41 years, having the opportunity to grow and expand her knowledge of the agency and community they serve. Glenda's personal mission and the agency’s mission are in complete alignment as they strive to provide the best programs and services possible to move people forward with the end goal of helping them get out of poverty. During Glenda's tenure with KCAO, she's held multiple positions, including Head Start Teacher, Child Care Coordinator, Infant Toddler Family Child Care Coordinator, Home Base Coordinator, Early Head Start Program Manager, and Head Start Director. In her current position, Glenda works with program directors and provides oversight of program operations. Glenda's goal in working with her team is to inspire, encourage, and support. While employed with KCAO, Glenda received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Early Childhood Education from California State University Fresno and a Master of Arts Degree in Leadership and Organizational Studies from Fresno Pacific University. Glenda was born in Shreveport, LA, moved with her family to Flagstaff, AZ, as a pre-teen, and eventually settled in Hanford, CA as an adult. Glenda has two adult daughters and two adult grandchildren. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her two Shih Tzus, watching black and white sitcoms, comedic movies, puzzles, and, most recently, coloring.
Leana Cantrell
Executive Assistant
Kings County Office of Education
Leana Cantrell works with the Kings County Office of Education; she currently serves as the Executive Assistant to the Kings County Superintendent of Schools. Prior to this position, she spent seven years as the Events Technician coordinating the county-wide student events and special programs. She has also assisted with grant oversight and program planning for the ASES Afterschool Programs run by the Kings County Office of Education. She was born and raised in the Central Valley. She attended K-8th on the Naval Base in Lemoore and is a graduate of Hanford High School and West Hills College. After attending West Hills, she moved on to Fresno Pacific University to study Organization Leadership. Leana is a big advocate for supporting local businesses and strongly values giving back to the community that raised her.
Jessika Schneider
Outpatient Program Manager
Champions Recovery Alternative Programs, Inc.
Jessika Schneider has been an Outpatient Program Manager for Substance Use Disorders at Champions Recovery Alternative Programs Inc. for two years; however, Jessika has been in the field of Substance Use Disorders for 11 years. Aside from Administrative duties, Jessika's overall day-to-day entails helping people, which happens to be her passion. Jessika gets to work, learn, and grow with an awesome team to assess, place, and link individuals struggling with Substance Use into our services as well as services within the community. Jessika completed High School in 2006 and continued her education at the University of Phoenix, where she earned a Bachelor’s in Human Services and a Master's in Business Administration. Jessika has been with her rock (aka her husband) for 13 years and has two amazing kiddos who keep their life full of unexpected surprises. Inside the normal Monday through Friday home life schedule, some of the things Jessika enjoys include working out, catching up on shows, and staying involved with her kid’s school activities as well as community events. Outside the normal Monday through Friday home life schedule, she spends a lot of time with her family and friends. They love their lake days, camping, and traveling when they can.
Valeria Alvarez
Director of Community Integration
Adventist Health Central Valley Network
Valerie Alvarez is the Director of Community Integration for Adventist Health Central Valley Network. She has been part of the Adventist Health family for 15 years. During this time, she has developed community programs such as the Mobile Care Clinic, Adopt-A-Family Program, and Inspire Hope. These programs help serve the mission of Adventist Health to live God’s mission to inspire health, wholeness, and hope. Valerie is also the chair of the South Valley Chapter of Make A Wish. Valerie was born and raised in Corcoran, CA. Coming from a small town helps her strive to provide the resources needed in rural areas that are not easily accessible. In her spare time, she enjoys spending as much time with her daughter Brielle, playing co-ed softball with her family, traveling with her sister and brother-in-law, and entering BBQ competitions with her boyfriend. Serving the community in as many ways as she can to better the life of the community she lives in is her personal mission.
Nathan Lacle
Chief Operating Officer
MindDivers Inc. & MindCure
Nathan Lacle, is the Chief Operating Officer for MindDivers Inc. and MindCure 501 (c)(3) . Nathan has been heavily involved in setting up behavioral health programs in various disciplines for the past 10 years. He also conducted county mental health plan reviews, where he provided consultations, systems improvement recommendations as a EQRO reviewer for DHCS. He holds a master’s degree in public administration, organizational leadership, and in psychology. He is a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology and a six-sigma green belt. Nathan previously collaborated with several international governments on mental health system implementations. Through The Key Leadership Solutions, Nathan provides Executive Coaching for a diverse range of businesses in different industries. He enjoys going hiking, baseball, and formula 1 racing. Nathan is an advocate for quality rural mental health care and mental health literacy. As an immigrant he has immersed himself in the local culture and is passionate to work towards closing gaps in mental health care.
Debbie Williams
Senior Branch Manager
Valley Strong
Debbie Williams, Sr. Branch Manager Hanford Branch has worked in the financial industry for 30+ years, with extensive experience in lending for both businesses and consumers, building relationships, business acumen, and community involvement. As a seasoned branch manager, she is passionate about advancing her teams growth and development. In addition to volunteering at many local events she is also involved in with the Hanford Chamber of Commerce as the 24/25 President, serves as board member on the Adventist Health Philanthropy board, as well as Captain for Kings/Tulare Alzheimer’s association. Outside of the office, Debbie enjoys shooting sporting clays with her husband, spending time with family, and is a big 80’s music fan (Debbie used to be a DJ).