Jan Rogers has served as our Center Director and Forensic Interviewer since 2018. She has dedicated her career to supporting children and families, working in various family-serving agencies, including domestic violence and child abuse prevention programs. She has also facilitated youth initiatives focused on healthy relationships, teen pregnancy prevention, communication skills, and adult education programs such as ACT Against Violence, Stop It Now, Triple P Positive Parenting, and Darkness to Light: Stewards of Children.

Jan has been a trained Forensic Interviewer since 2008, completing extensive training with the National Children’s Advocacy Center, CornerHouse, and ChildFirst, where she is also a faculty member. Since joining Southmountain in 2018, she has continued to use her expertise to provide compassionate and thorough forensic interviews, ensuring that every child’s voice is heard.

Beyond her professional work, Jan is deeply committed to her faith, family—especially her grandchildren—and the children she serves. She believes that making a difference in even one child’s life can create lasting change.