Meet Our Team

 
 
 

Daniel Partridge, LCSW-QS

Daniel serves as the Program Director of Suncoast Kids Place. He has been a part of SKP since 2009 when he started as an intern. He currently leads a team of trained facilitators in conducting support groups at 2 community locations, school-based programs, and collaborates with corporate and community partners to make multi-day grief camps available. Daniel holds a Master of Social Work from the University of South Florida; having completed his internship hours with the Hillsborough County Head Start program working with children from birth to 5 years old.  Daniel is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Florida.  He is also an Adjunct Instructor for the University of South Florida in the Social Work Department.

 
 
 
 

Ginny Coffey

Certified Grief Educator

Ginny is the Associate Director for Suncoast Kids Place. She has been a part of the At-Risk Kids (ARK) Ministry since 2011. ARK Ministry supports several programs including Suncoast Kids Place and Steadfast Mentoring. During this time she has been a Senior Facilitator for K-12th grade kids as well as the caregiver groups. She also helps equip the SKP volunteers with training and ongoing support. Ginny received a Bachelor's of Sociology from the University of South Florida. In the past, she taught Group Process, Behavior Modification and Therapeutic Communications courses at the Human Services Program at Hillsborough Community College. Most recently, she received a Grief Educator Certificate taught by the world's leading grief expert, David Kessler.

 
 
 
 

Dominique Mamalis, BSW

Dominique is the Program Coordinator for Suncoast Kids Place. She has been with SKP since 2022 when she started as an intern. She works directly within our School Initiative program, partnering with Hillsborough County Schools to bring grief & loss support and education to students within the Tampa Bay Community. Dominique has her Bachelor's in Social Work from the University of South Florida. Before coming on to SKP full-time, Dominique worked for Metropolitan Ministries, where she worked with children and their families who were experiencing homelessness, and has also worked with young adults who aged out of foster care at the agency Camelot Community Care, Independent Living Services.