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Madison County 310 Board
Jo Poates
Executive Director
Harvest, Alabama
Jo received a Bachelors in Accounting from Auburn University in 1985. Jo is the Executive Director of the Madison County 310 Board and strongly advocates for Support Coordinators. Jo has been the Executive Director since January of 1996. Prior to her time at the Madison County 310 Board, Jo worked for Medicaid, supervising the Intellectual Disability Waiver.
Tasha Carter
Program Director
Harvest, Alabama
Tasha graduated from the University of North Alabama with a Bachelors in Criminal Justice in 2005. Tasha has worked at the 310 Board since 2008. In addition to serving as the Program Director, she has worked as both a Support Coordinator and Support Coordinator Supervisor.
Kate Hudson
Support Coordinator Supervisor
Minor Hill, Tennessee
Kate DuBois is a graduate from West Virginia University with a Bachelors in Sociology in Criminology, and a Masters in Social Research. Kate is currently one of two Support Coordinator Supervisors and also maintains a caseload. She has over 6 years of experience in social services.
Emily James
Intake Coordinator
Arab, Alabama
Emily graduated from the University of West Georgia in May of 2010 with a Bachelors in Anthropology. Emily began her tenure at the 310 board as a Support Coordinator in 2014. Emily currently acts as the Intake Coordinator. Emily Manages the Waiting List for the CWP waiver in Madison County. Emily attends various events in our community and presents information about our agency. She also manages and disseminates the special needs resource manual for Madison County.
Cassie Boone
Support Coordinator II
Harvest, Alabama
Cassie graduated from the University of Alabama Huntsville with a dual degree in Psychology and Sociology. Cassie is a native of the area and is eager to help individuals in the community. Cassie served as a support coordinator for over 3 years prior to transitioning to her current position of Support Coordinator II.
Kim Roundtree
Support Coordinator II
Huntsville, Alabama
Kim graduated from Athens State University in May of 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, a minor in Human Development, and a certificate in Child Advocacy. Kim has years of volunteer experience with Making Connections, an Autism awareness group, and has previously volunteered withe the National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville. Kim's passion is to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves.
Roderick "Rod" Randolph
Support Coordinator
Athens, Alabama
Rod Graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor's in Sociology. Rod has experience working with at risk youth and individuals with intellectual disabilities. Rod has over 9 years of experience in Mental and Behavioral Health.
Lindsey Carter Walter
Support Coordinator
Madison, Alabama
Lindsey graduated from the University of North Alabama in 2015 with a Bachelors of Science and Sociology in Family Studies. Lindsey has 5 years of experience working with students in Huntsville City Schools that have various disabilities.
Katelyn Mason
Support Coordinator
Huntsville, Alabama
Katelyn graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a degree in Psychology and Legal Affairs. She also holds a Master of Social Work degree from Alabama A&M University. She began working at the Madison County 310 Board in February 2020. Katelyn is a passionate advocate for all people. She is happy to be serving you and your loved one.
Brooke Villmow
Support Coordinator
Hazel Green, Alabama
Brooke graduated from UAB in May 2021 with a Bachelors in Human Services with a minor in Community Health. Brooke interned at a lot of organizations and nonprofits, such as the Catholic Center of Concern, Gadsden Head Start and the Coosa Valley Detention Center. Brooke has a passion for helping those who cannot help themselves.
Sophie Freeman
Support Coordinator
Gurley, Alabama
Sophie graduation from Jacksonville State University in December of 2020 with a bachelor’s in early childhood development. Sophie has experience working with children and in human development. Sophie has a passion for helping others and is eager to start her career in social work and strengthen her advocacy skills.
Carly Parker
Support Coordinator
Huntsville, Alabama
Carly graduated from University of Alabama Huntsville in May of 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and a minor in psychology. Carly recently interned at the Food Bank of North Alabama. Carly has a passion for advocacy and is excited to be starting her career in social services.
Abigail Sloan
Support Coordinator
Athens, Alabama
Abi graduated from Liberty University with her Bachelors in Family and Child Development and a minor in Psychology in 2022. Abi has experience working with children, families, and at-risk youth. Abi has a passion for advocating for those that are unable to advocate for themselves, and for making everyone feel seen and loved. Abi began working with the 310 Board in March of 2023, and is excited to begin her career in social services and support you and your loved one.
Kaylei Duncan
Support Coordinator
Harvest, Alabama
Kaylei graduated from the University of Alabama in May 2024 with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Human Development & Family Studies. Kaylei has recently interned at Madison Behavior Therapy, has research experience in psychology and child development, and dedicated two years advocating and collecting donations for at-risk women. Kaylei is excited to begin her career in social services and is honored to serve you and your loved one.
Kendall Hairston
Support Coordinator
Huntsville, Alabama
Kendall graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 2021 with a Bachelors in Psychology and minor in Special Education. She also received her Masters in Child & Developmental Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University in 2024. Kendall has worked in the mental/behavioral health field since 2019 and has experience with many different ages and settings. Kendall looks forward to providing support to you and your family.
Maya Ries
Support Coordinator
Huntsville, Alabama
Maya graduated from the Athens State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Special Education in 2021 and from the University of West Alabama with a Master’s degree in Special Education in 2022. Maya has three years of experience teaching students with various disabilities. Maya is excited to be working in the social services and advocating for individuals and families!
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