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OHIO COUNTY FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORK STAFF
CLAUDIA RAYMER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Claudia Raymer has been the Executive Director of the FRN since 2011. She holds a Master’s degree in Special Education from West Virginia University and in addition to being an educator, has experience as an advocate and forensic interviewer. Claudia is dedicated to helping families through strength based strategies.
Passionate about fostering collaboration and building strong community connections, Claudia works to bring people together to address complex issues through innovative problem-solving and facilitation. She has led numerous town halls, committees, and meetings on critical topics such as food insecurity, early childhood education, disabilities and special education, poverty and homelessness, human trafficking, child welfare, youth development, and prevention initiatives. She trains several hundred people each year on mandated reporting and on the LEAN on Me initiative to help professionals understand poverty, neglect, and how to support families with kindness and compassion while making meaningful connections between families and local community based resources.
Outside of work, Claudia enjoys traveling with her fiancé, winning against her son at Mario Kart and cheering for the Florida Gators.
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JAMI ROBINSON, operations manager
Jami Robinson joined the Ohio County Family Resource
Network (FRN) in 2014 and currently serves as the
Operations Manager. In this role, Jami provides
comprehensive support for the daily operations of the
FRN, ensuring smooth coordination across various
programs and initiatives. She plays a key role in the
Food Security Team, managing the Blessings Boxes
throughout Ohio County, updating food pantry
calendars, and supporting efforts to address food
insecurity within the community.
She leads training sessions for schools, parents, and
community groups, focusing on topics such as Healthy
Relationships, Toxic Friendships, and How to Be an
Askable Parent. Jami is committed to fostering stronger,
healthier relationships and providing individuals with the
tools they need to thrive.
Outside of her professional work, she volunteers with
various organizations and enjoys spending quality time
with her family.
CHAd wingrove, fsc Program Director
Chad Wingrove joined the Ohio County Family Support Center in 2024. Chad Graduated with Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Secondary Education and History from West Virginia Wesleyan College. Chad has built his career around helping others. Chad spent 20 years working with children with developmental disabilities and children in juvenile placement. Chad has made it a career goal to integrate those who are underserved into the community. He has done this by developing and implementing social groups for neurotypical and neurodivergent teens, jobs programs for teens with developmental disabilities, and volunteer groups for young people in the juvenile placement system. Chad enjoys photography, music and concerts, and the outdoors.
Hayden cook, FSC Support specialist
Hayden Cook is the newly appointed Support Specialist at the Ohio County Family Resource Network, where he is committed to connecting families with vital resources and providing the support they need to thrive. With nearly two decades of experience in education, Hayden has held various roles, ranging from elementary teacher to college professor. He holds a master’s degree in Special Education and a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education. Hayden is passionate about education, community engagement, hip-hop, and sports, and is a certified basketball official. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with family, reading, and traveling.
GRACE MOORE, Program ASSISTANT
In February 2023, the OCFRN welcomed program assistant, Grace Moore.
Grace is currently pursuing a degree in Social Work with minors in Psychology and English. A lifelong resident of the area, she has a deep connection to the community and is passionate about making a positive impact. Grace enjoys working with children, particularly those with special needs, and is dedicated to fostering inclusive and supportive environments.
In addition to general support at the Center, Grace runs wellness programs at a local middle school, focusing on fostering mental, emotional, and physical well-being. She strives to create safe spaces where young people can thrive and develop healthy coping skills.
In her free time, Grace enjoys music, reading, crocheting, and values time with friends and family. After graduation, she plans to become a community organizer to advocate for meaningful change and build stronger, more connected communities.