Meet the Staff

Sandy Watson has served as the Executive Director of the House of T.I.M.E. since early 2005, bringing over two decades of professional management experience to the organization. She believes that one's career should be a passion, not just a job, reflecting her deep commitment to meaningful work.

Her great passion is to empower clients, women and children, to navigate trauma and severe life stressors. Sandy is dedicated to helping them find healthy perceptions of themselves, strengthen their support systems, and "build a new of thinking, leading to a new way of life." She prides herself on approaching every situation with compassion, fairness, and non-judgmental care.

Sandy's extensive academic background provides a unique foundation for her role. She holds a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Management with a minor in Psychology and Marketing. Additionally, she has earned her Project Management Certification. This multidisciplinary expertise allows her to expertly manage the complexities of her position, from organizational leadership and public speaking to technical and operational oversight.

Janikia Neblett has been a dedicated member of the House of T.I.M.E. team since 2008, bringing years of commitment to supporting clients through various capacities.

Currently, Janikia serves as a Life Skills Counselor for the Transitional Program. Throughout her tenure, she has also excelled as a H.O.T. Case Manager and Clinical Coordinator. 

Her primary focus is fostering independent living. Janikia works closely with clients to facilitate behavioral modification, transitioning from negative coping mechanisms to positive, self-sustaining skills.

Janikia is also preparing to take on the essential role of Case Manager for women with children. She is passionately driven by the opportunity to give mothers a second chance to create a safe, stable, and nurturing environment for their families. She is eager to contribute to the organization's growth as it expands to meet crucial community needs, aiming to positively influence lives, one day at a time.

 Kim joined The House of T.I.M.E. in August 2024 and currently serves as the Clinical Coordinator. In this role, she coordinates multidisciplinary treatment efforts, promotes compliance with state regulations and ethical standards, and works to improve outcomes for individuals experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders.

Kim’s career is driven by a profound commitment to serving individuals and families affected by substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. She developed a passion for understanding the complex relationships between adverse childhood experiences, trauma, mental health, and addiction. This passion inspired her pursuit of a career dedicated to healing, resilience, and lasting recovery.

Kim is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in both Georgia and Alabama and holds the Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC) credential. Her academic achievements include:

Master of Social Work (MSW) – Troy University, 2024. Graduated with a 4.0 GPA and received the Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) – Troy University, 2023. Earned Provost List recognition three times.

Kim is EMDR-trained with a specialized focus on trauma and addiction. Her approach integrates trauma-informed, person-centered care with an understanding of how adverse experiences influence emotional regulation, nervous system responses, substance use, and other behavioral patterns. She is committed to recognizing and addressing the interconnected nature of substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders through compassionate, individualized treatment.

Kim believes that meaningful healing requires more than understanding past experiences; it involves developing the tools and emotional capacity to move beyond survival patterns and create lasting change. She supports individuals as they address substance use, mental health concerns, trauma, and the barriers that can affect long-term recovery.

She remains deeply committed to The House of T.I.M.E.’s mission of providing structured, long-term recovery services and permanent supportive housing for women experiencing homelessness, substance use disorders, and mental health challenges. Through compassionate, evidence-informed care, Kim strives to empower individuals to reclaim their lives and build futures grounded in hope, stability, and purpose. 

Amy Jones has been an indispensable member of the House of T.I.M.E. since 2001, serving as the Residential Manager. With over two decades of experience, she provides comprehensive service management for all client residences, ensuring a safe, structured, and nurturing living environment.

Amy's responsibilities are centered on preparing clients for successful independence:

• Residential Oversight: She manages all aspects of residential living, including coordinating essential supplies like clothing and personal items for clients in need.

• Transition to Independence: She guides clients through the critical process of securing their own independent housing, preparing them to Move Forward into autonomous living.

Beyond residential duties, Amy plays a vital role in community integration and ongoing support:

• Community Engagement: She coordinates various fundraising events, such as car washes, bake sales, and yard sales, which provide clients with valuable opportunities to interact with the community and give back.

• After Care Program: Amy is proud to facilitate the After Care Program, a vital component of client recovery. This program allows recent graduates to meet weekly for fellowship, sharing successes, joys, and navigating the challenges of independent life.

Amy's long tenure and deep commitment are instrumental to the stability and transition success of every client at the House of T.I.M.E.

Tiffany Cole has been a dedicated leader at the House of T.I.M.E. since 2013. She serves as the Program Financial Manager, a critical role overseeing the financial health of the organization's initiatives. 

Additionally, she provides essential administrative support as the assistant to both the Executive Director and the Medical Director.

Tiffany is deeply committed to addressing homelessness in the community. Her dedication extends beyond her direct responsibilities, as she actively serves on key community planning bodies:

• Continuum of Care's Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Committee

• Housing Navigators Committee

• Coordinated Entry Committee

She is currently advancing her professional qualifications by pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management at Troy University. Tiffany is motivated by the mission to improve lives daily, believing there is no greater reward than contributing to the well-being of others.

Vickie Williams joined the House of T.I.M.E. in March 2017 as a Case Manager and Life Skills Counselor for the Homeless to a Home (HTH) program. She brings a wealth of experience in client service, including over six years in customer service and seven years with the Head Start program.

In 2020, Vickie expanded her responsibilities by taking on the role of Administrative Assistant while continuing her vital case management duties. Her primary focus remains ensuring that HTH clients successfully transition to independent living, providing necessary support to address any challenges that may arise.

Commitment to Client Success

With many years dedicated to assisting clients in meeting their needs within society, Vickie’s approach emphasizes holistic development. She strongly believes in modeling teamwork and mutual respect, teaching clients that life involves not just individual success, but also meaningful interactions within the community.

Education

Vickie's educational background provides a robust foundation for her dual roles:

• Master of Arts (M.A.) with a specialization in Early Childhood (2011)

• Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (2005)

Vickie’s combination of administrative acumen and client-focused counseling is essential to the comprehensive support offered by the House of T.I.M.E.