Tawnya has been with the agency since 2005 where she has held various roles including Director, Program Accountability for 10 years. She currently oversees 4 programs: the Helpline, a federally funded program providing information and referral to seniors, adults with a disability, and caregivers; Intake and Screening, providing access to federally and state-funded programs; and a Medicaid program that provides access, education and eligibility assistance for the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care Program, and the Senior Community health Program, linking health care practitioners to in-home services and resources for their patients.  She holds a Master’s Degree in Health Administration from the University of South Florida. Before joining AAAPP, Tawnya worked at two local human service organizations that provided her with direct service opportunities to work with seniors and address their needs. Tawnya serves on the Emergency Food and Shelter Board of Pinellas County.