Executive Director/Forensic Interviewer
Lori Jenkins has served as Kindred Kids Child Advocacy Center’s Executive Director since 2019 and co-founded the CAC in 2018. In addition to overseeing the organization’s non-profit operations, she facilitates the Multidisciplinary Leadership Team housed at the CAC, which includes members of the Canon City Police Department, Florence Police Department, Custer County Sheriff’s Office, 11th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, Fremont and Custer Counties Department of Human Services, St. Thomas More Hospital and various mental health professionals. In addition to being the Executive Director, Lori is the CAC’s senior Forensic Interviewer conducting forensic interviews for children who have disclosed abuse and neglect.
Lori is also a member of the Canon City School Districts Safety Team, Fremont County Emergency Management Team, a member of the Child Fatality Board and Child Protection Team as well as being a member of the Florence Rotary Club and a board member for Fremont’s Exceptional Women. She can also be found collaborating with various community organizations to increase the positive impact of the work being done at the CAC and to advance the rights of victims and survivors in the community.
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In addition to her work locally, Lori is deeply committed to serving victims and currenlty holds positions on both the Colorado Victim Services Advisory Committee and the Law Enforcement Community Services Committee at the state level. With a passion for supporting victims and improving the rights of all victims. Lori strives to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and families in Colorado and the 11th Judicial District and promote safety and justice for all those impacted by violent crime.
Lori has over 11 years of experience in the field of victim services, she holds a master’s degree in public administration from Adams State University as well as a bachelor’s degree in criminology. She is originally from Denver but has lived in Southern Colorado for the past 25 years and considered Canon City her home. When Lori is not at work you will find her spending time with her family and working on one of many renovation projects her and her husband have grown to love.
Family Advocate
Alexsandra Rozell
Outreach and Support Services Advocate
Briana Masopust
Briana Masopust was born and raised in Cañon City, Colorado, and graduated from Canon City High School in 2018. Briana began her commitment to public service early on. During her senior year of high school, Briana worked two jobs at Starpoint and Valley View nursing home. In 2019, Briana enlisted in the United States Military. She served five years in military law enforcement, where she served on one deployment to Bahrain and one overseas tour in South Korea. Briana developed a strong foundation in security operations, discipline, legal procedures, and crisis response.
Following an honorable discharge, she pursued a career in civilian law enforcement. Briana graduated in the top percent of her class from the Pikes Peak Police Academy and served for one year at the Canon City Police Department before transitioning to the field of victim advocacy. Her time spent in both the military and civilian roles shaped a deep understanding of justice, accountability, and the importance of supporting individuals through traumatic experiences.
Since August 2024, Briana has worked in victim services, currently serving as the Direct Services Advocate for Kindred Kids. She is trained in forensic interviewing and plays a key role in supporting children and families through trauma-informed care and crisis response. Briana also reaches out to the community by participating in engagement events and activities.
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Outside of her professional responsibilities, Briana enjoys golfing with her husband, working toward breaking a powerlifting record in bench press, and spending time at the park with her three Australian Shepherds (Rudis, Ranger, Rogue) and one Boston Terrier (Rocket)
Peer Support K-9
Rocket
Meet Rocket, a one-year-old Boston Terrier who brings calm comfort and unconditional love to our center. Rocket's Owner and Handler is Briana, the Center's Outreach and Support Services Advocate. With his naturally quiet demeanor and gentle spirit, Rocket has all the qualities that make an exceptional therapy dog. He's currently completing his specialized training with Advance Support Dogs and is on track to graduate this October.
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Once certified, Rocket will serve as a vital source of emotional support for our staff, MDT members, and the families who visit our center for services. His presence offers a unique form of healing, providing stress relief during difficult moments, creating a calming atmosphere in tense situations, and offering the simple comfort that only a loving dog can provide. Whether it's sitting quietly beside someone who needs a moment of peace or offering gentle companionship during challenging conversations, Rocket will be there to help everyone feel more at ease.
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This special Boston Terrier understands that sometimes the most powerful support comes without words - just a warm presence and a caring heart. We're excited to welcome Rocket as an official member of our support team this fall, where he'll continue what he does best: spreading comfort, reducing anxiety, and reminding everyone that they're not alone.