*Members of the Sylvia’s CAC Multidisciplinary Team at the Sylvia’s Breakfast event in April 2024.*

The staff you’ll meet at Sylvia’s CAC

Kassie Frazier, MSW, LSW

Kassie received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work in 2001 and her Master’s degree in 2014, from Indiana University School of Social Work. She has a licensed social worker in the State of Indiana since 2010.

Kassie was an employee at Indiana United Methodist Children’s Home for 10 years. During her time there she served as a Child Care Worker and as a Therapist.

In 2013, Kassie became the Executive Director of the Center. She has implemented prevention programs in all three Boone County school corporations. Kassie serves as the Centers’ main Forensic Interviewer. Since starting in 2013, she has completed approximately 600 forensic interviews.

Danielle Allen

Danielle is a 2007 graduate from the University of Southern Indiana. she received a B.S in Health Services.

In January 2018, she was hired as a child and family advocate for Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center. Danielle completed her training for forensic interviewing in February 2018, through Child First Finding Words Protocol.

In March of 2018 Danielle Completed her Core 40 Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Training, through the Indiana Coalition to End Sexual Assault.

Kala Newell

Kala Newell earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Purdue University in 2020, with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis, and is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Psychology with a concentration in Forensic Psychology.

She has completed Crisis Intervention Training and has extensive experience as both a CASA volunteer and former Volunteer Coordinator, advocating for children and adolescents within the court system.

Kelly Davidson

Kelly brings over 15 years of experience in the multifamily housing industry, specializing in housing for elderly and disabled populations. She developed and implemented a company-wide mandated reporting program, reflecting her strong commitment to advocacy for vulnerable individuals.

In addition to her professional background, Kelly has volunteered with Safe Families for Children and served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) in Boone County, supporting children and families in need. She is dedicated to promoting safety, dignity, and support in her role as a victim advocate.