Angelique Stacey

Angelique Stacey has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Most recently, they worked as a Program Director at Sid Jacobson JCC, where they supervised and trained staff, developed curriculum, and oversaw childcare and enrichment programs. Prior to that, they served as an MSW Intern at Pride for Youth and a Clinical Social Work Intern at Northwell Health. Angelique also gained experience as an Intake Counselor-Social Work Intern at CN Guidance and Counseling Services, Inc. In addition, Angelique worked as an Intensive Behavior Specialist at The Center for Family Support (CFS) and as a DOH/TBI Structured Day Program Manager at Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State. Angelique also held positions as a DOH/TBI Service Coordinator at All Metro Health Care, an Assistant Regional Resource Development Specialist at AHRC, and an Assistant Supervisor/Senior Service Coordinator at South Jamaica Services. Throughout their career, Angelique displayed strong leadership skills, a commitment to supporting individuals with traumatic brain injuries, and the ability to assess and address client needs effectively.

Angelique Stacey completed their Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Queens College in the year 2000. Following that, they pursued their Master of Social Work degree in Clinical Social Work at Fordham University from 2015 to 2018. In addition to their academic achievements, Angelique also obtained certifications in Mandated Reporter Training from the NYS Office of Children & Family Services in May 2018, and in Narcan/Opioid Overdose Prevention Training from the Nassau County Department of Human Services in April 2017.