Who We Are

Vantage Point utilizes various vantage points to help unlock youth and family potential.  In response to the community need in Indiana, experienced social service leaders came together  in 2014 and provided the vision and leadership for a solution: a unique relationship with youth  and families to identify and build upon strengths to allow the youth to remain in his/her home setting.  From this concept, Vantage Point was born. 

Commitment to Quality Services 

• All services provided by Vantage Point are conducted with these critical guiding principles at the forefront: Conducting services in an ethical, culturally sensitive and trauma informed manner.  
• Performing high quality individualized services for youth and their families.  
• Continuing to improve business operations and outcomes for youth and family by utilizing Vantage Point’s performance improvement (PI) process to make data driven decisions, ensure compliance with contract/regulatory requirements, and validate outcomes for services provided to the youth and family.  
• Adhering to a service excellence philosophy by exceeding internal and external stakeholder expectations. 

Leadership 

Dwayne Moment

Dwayne Moment serves as the Admissions/Intake leader. He has over 15 years of experience working with at risk youth and is certified trainer in Therapeutic Crisis Interventions (TCI). Dwayne also has twins with autism and serves as an active parent voice for individuals being served.    

Keon Frazier

Keon Frazier serves as the community and home-based program leader. He has over 15 years of experience working with at risk youth in East Chicago and Indianapolis. He has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is a Certified Sexually Abusive Youth Professional (CSAYP).  

Willie Frazier

Willie Frazier serves as a program supervisor. Willie has a bachelor’s degree in General business and has work with at risk youth for over 10 years in several different capacities. Willie has extensive experience working as a group home manager helping youth prepare for transitioning back into the community.

Marcus Reynolds, MBA

Marcus Reynolds serves as a program supervisor. Marcus has over 15 years experience working with at risk youth and their families, including teaching special education students. 

Kathy Neal, PHR, SHRM-CP

Kathy Neal serves as the Executive Director.  Kathy has over 20 years as a Human Resources Professional.  Kathy also has a background in working with at risk youth and their families.  She has a bachelors degree in Business Administration.