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Lisa Ahlgren
Volunteer Coordinator
(805) 403-7408
(805) 564-1133
P.O. Box 1536, Santa Barbara, CA 93102
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Crystal Martinez
Staff Accountant
(805) 963-4458
(805) 963-1169
P.O. Box 1536, Santa Barbara, CA 93102
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Nicollette Daniel
Grants Manager
(805) 963-4458
(805) 963-1169
P.O. Box 1536, Santa Barbara, CA 93102
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Richard Kravetz, Executive Director
Mr. Kravetz, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, has a
Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, as well as a Juris Doctor Degree
from Southwestern University School of Law, and more than twenty-five years experience as an attorney.
"Domestic violence is on the rise during these stressful times, when our organization has suffered
from government cuts. We are determined to continue to offer shelter and counseling to the families
in our five facilities in the county, and Mr. Kravetz's skills will help us get through this period,"
says past Board President Sally Hamilton.
Marsha Marcoe, Associate Executive Director
Marsha Marcoe is the Associate Executive Director for Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa
Barbara County. Marsha works with Richard Kravetz, Executive Director, and the Board
of Trustees to expand the giving program for DVS.
Marcoe received her Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University,
Los Angeles.
Natalie Gutierrez, Development Associate
Natalie Gutierrez, Development Associate, is responsible for cultivating the Corporate Affiliates Program and
Foundation grants. Her experience includes more than 17 years of experience in the nonprofit sector.
Natalie has worked as a program manager in small nonprofit groups, large Health Maintenance Organizations,
and in Community Foundations. She has also served on various boards and advisory committees in the
San Francisco Bay Area promoting culturally appropriate approaches to health and social services.
Natalie received a Bachelors of Science Degree in Health Sciences from San Francisco State University and
studied Organizational Development at Sonoma State University's School of Psychology.
Kim Barnett, Residential Program Director, North County
Kim Barnett, M.A. is the Director of Residential Programs for Domestic Violence Solutions
for Santa Barbara County. With 11 years experience in the mental health field, Kim has experience
working with individuals with autism spectrum disorder, severe mental illness, and drug and
alcohol dependence. She has several years experience working with victims of domestic violence both
in a clinical and advocacy setting, as well as facilitating batterer’s treatment programs in the community.
Kim received her Master’s Degree in Psychology from Chapman University in 2002, specializing
in marriage and family therapy.
Lisa Ahlgren, Volunteer Coordinator
Lisa Ahlgren
(805) 403-7408
(805) 564-1133
Christy Haynes, Director, Teen Programs
Christy Haynes M.A. is the Teen Programs Director for Domestic Violence Solutions for
Santa Barbara County. Christy has worked and advocated for teens in school and agency
settings for the past 20 years, creating and implementing programs focusing on violence
prevention, conflict resolution, anger management and personal development.
She has worked
with teens in junior high and high schools, Juvenile Hall, Probation, Community Counseling
and Education Center, as national facilitator for The Joseph Matteucci Foundation, and as
executive director of re:solutions.
Christy received her Master’s Degree in Psychology in
1999 at Antioch University, Santa Barbara, with a special focus in Community Psychology.
Roberta Weighill, Controller
Roberta Weighill, Controller, has served DVS for over 9 years, supervising all financial aspects of the organization including budgeting, audits,
financial planning, accounts management, payroll and other elements of human resources.
She has over 20 years of experience in organizational management,
having owned a consulting firm specializing in creating the initial structure for new non-profit organizations, as well as setting up and managing the
payroll systems, stockholder relations and risk management framework for two major multi-state companies.
Roberta also served as Treasurer of the American Indian Movement, and co-produced a weekly online internet show highlighting issues of relevance to the native community.
Monica Orsua, Accounting Clerk
Crystal Martinez, Staff Accountant
Crystal Martinez
(805) 963-4458
(805) 963-1169
Diana Lambeth, Clinical Director
Diana Lambeth, MS LMFT, is the Clinical Director for Domestic Violence Solutions
for Santa Barbara County. Diana received her Masters Degree in Marriage and
Family Therapy from Loma Linda University in 1990. She has experience in
both private and residential settings, working with trauma victims and their
families. Diana has focused on the impact of trauma and violence in the
family system and the community at large for the past 20 years. As a therapist,
group facilitator and parent educator Diana has worked to facilitate both
awareness of the impact of violence and of the need for supportive nonviolent
family life in order to create a paradigm shift toward successful, cohesive communities.
Nicollette Daniel, Grants Manager
Nicollette Daniel
(805) 963-4458
(805) 963-1169
Nicollette Daniel founded her own consulting business, Iguana Non-Profit Solutions, in 1995,
providing professional grant writing, funding research, program development and corporate and
foundation campaign planning. Iguana has served over 35 non-profit organizations in the
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas and Cleveland areas, spanning the full
spectrum of human social services.
Ms. Daniel co-taught required courses toward the Certificate in Fundraising/Public Relations through
UCLA for over 5 years. Ms. Daniel is a member of the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the
Association of Fundraising Professionals, and obtained her Certified Fund Raising Executive
(CFRE) credential through the national body in 2004.
Catherine Steininger, Volunteer Coordinator
Catherine Steininger is the Volunteer Coordinator for Domestic Violence Solutions for Santa Barbara County. Catherine received her Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Santa Barbara in 2006. With 7 years experience as a Marriage Family Therapist Intern at DVS, she has worked in outpatient and residential settings, counseling trauma victims and their families as well as facilitating Anger Management treatment programs. Catherine uses her experience recruiting and training new volunteers to implement programs focusing on violence prevention and advocacy in the community.