

Jennifer Hall, MSW
Executive Director
Jennifer is proud to work with a committed group of people who consistently challenge the status quo in order to provide individuals with the opportunity to reach their true potential. Although being a servant leader and making a positive and lasting difference in the lives of children, families and our community is her mission; she is most inspired in her role as wife and mother to her three children because that is definitely an important legacy to pass on.

Tiffany Ratcliff Dail, M.ED., MSW, LCSW
Clinical Director
Tiffany is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Kentucky who holds a Master of Social Work and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Kentucky. She also holds a Master of Education and Behavior Analysis Graduate Certificate from the University of Cincinnati. Tiffany is trained to provide ADOS-2 Assessments and the Structured Interview for Psychosis-risk Syndromes Scale for Prodromal Syndromes (SOPS). As a therapist Tiffany specializes in crisis intervention and treating individuals with intellectual disabilities and co-occurring mental health disorders. In her practice, Tiffany assists clients in coping with depression, anxiety and socially inappropriate behaviors. Tiffany also serves as a clinical supervisor for Certified Social Workers.

Phyllis Leigh, LCSW
Behavioral Health Director

Carrie Price, MSW, CSW
CCC Director
Carrie has served in management positions with various companies since starting her career in 2001. Carrie began her career in foster care and adoption as the Director of Adoption Support for Kentucky and served in that role for 10 years. She then worked as the Social Work Manager and medical social worker for Dialysis Clinic, Inc. for five years before being recruited to Key Assets Kentucky in 2017.
Carrie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work degree in 2000 and her Master of Social Work degree in 2001 from the University of Kentucky and received her licensure as a Certified Social Worker that same year. Carrie also serves as the Treasurer for Thursday’s Child, Inc. a non-profit board that supports children in foster care awaiting adoption.

Lisa Robbins
Finance Director
Prior to that, she was an executive assistant to Norma Baker, the owner and CEO for several Richmond, KY based companies for fifteen years until Ms. Baker’s death in 2008. During these tenures, Ms. Robbins obtained a Bachelor’s degree in finance and accounting, and is currently seeking a Master’s degree to become a certified management accountant.Ms. Robbins is a mother of five and lives in Versailles, KY.

Jace Piersol
Human Resources Generalist
Throughout his career he has instructed numerous safety courses, recruited multiple levels of staff, facilitated new employee orientations and onboarding, and has provided consulting on HR best practices. He began his career working for the YMCA of Central Kentucky as a lifeguard, health and safety instructor, and finally leading their aquatic’s program as their director.
After he obtained his Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from the University of Kentucky he worked in mental health and social services, as an associate for an adult mental health facility and as a state social worker for children and families.
During his career he has maintained a passion for human resources. This passion led him to human resources positions, including staffing and recruiting services. In his last position he served as the Area Human Resources Specialist at Securitas USA. This position involved providing HR and Recruiting services to 4 branches throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. In October of 2018 he received his Master of Science in Human Resources Leadership from Sullivan University.

Royce Gilpin, LPCC
Quality Assurance Manager
Royce has over twenty years’ experience working with or on behalf of youth in out-of-home care. He has worked as a therapist with youth committed to DCBS and Department of Juvenile Justice in a residential private child care setting. Royce has worked with adult mental health consumers identified as having service needs related to SPMI in a therapeutic rehabilitation program. Royce has worked as a clinical reviewer to help assess the needs, and ongoing appropriateness of services needs for children and youth in out-of-home care.
Royce came to Key Assets in March 2017. As Quality Assurance Manager it is his goal to help the agency continue to provide quality services that result in the best possible outcomes for the kids and clients we serve.