Our Team:
Natalie Jacobs
Natalie Jacobs
Accountant
Monica Smith
Natalie Jacobs
Community Case Manager
Meet Monica Smith, born and raised right here in Frankfort, KY, Monica joined the Simon House team in January 2024. She’s a proud mom of three amazing kids who mean the world to her!
When she’s not making a difference at work, Monica loves spending time with family and friends, enjoying music, and relaxing with her fa
Community Case Manager
Meet Monica Smith, born and raised right here in Frankfort, KY, Monica joined the Simon House team in January 2024. She’s a proud mom of three amazing kids who mean the world to her!
When she’s not making a difference at work, Monica loves spending time with family and friends, enjoying music, and relaxing with her favorite Lifetime shows. She has a true gift for listening and serving others, and she feels that Simon House is the perfect place to use her talents to make a real impact in the lives of those we serve.
Monica says working here humbles her in many ways, and she’s excited to see what’s ahead for Simon House and the entire community.
Whitney Simpson
Whitney Simpson
Community Case Manager
Meet Whitney Simpson, proudly serving as a case manager at Simon House. Whitney has a background in Human Services and Psychology. Whitney's two sons are her greatest motivation. They've shaped the way she sees the world and constantly reminds her why this works matters. Being their mom inspires Whitney to show up e
Community Case Manager
Meet Whitney Simpson, proudly serving as a case manager at Simon House. Whitney has a background in Human Services and Psychology. Whitney's two sons are her greatest motivation. They've shaped the way she sees the world and constantly reminds her why this works matters. Being their mom inspires Whitney to show up every day. Whitney also loves the outdoors and strives to bring light and joy wherever she can. She is passionate about supporting individuals and families through a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach. She believes everyone deserves to feel seen, be heard, and be supported - especially when facing life's hardest moments. You never know what someone is going through, and the smallest act of kindness could mean so much to someone else.