Jacquelyn Cordero

Family Engagement Program Manager

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Jacquelyn Cordero has experience in early childhood and parenting education. Jacquelyn holds a Master of Science degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Child and Adolescent Development. Jacquelyn has used her skills in classroom environments, through various home visiting services, and cognitive skills building programs, as a teacher, a Qualified Mental Health Provider (QMHP), and as a Program supervisor/Manager.

Jacquelyn was raised in the Rogue Valley and finds fulfillment in supporting families in building cognitive skills and sustainable family systems. Jacquelyn believes that connectedness is a key component to family and community health and strives to enhance opportunities for such through her work at FNC.

Jacquelyn finds solace at the Oregon coast and enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and her companion dog, El Guapo.

The Family Engagement Program Manager facilitates initial engagement of families who connect with FNC through all public access points. The Family Engagement Program Manager provides leadership and managerial supervision to team members, has a comprehensive knowledge and experience about child development and their social emotional needs.
“I don’t feel that people have ‘weaknesses’; rather they have opportunities for growth.”