Kim McCoy

Kim has been the Executive Director of the Cobb Family Advocacy Center since April 2024.  Prior to this role, Kim was the Director of the Victim Witness Unit for the District Attorney’s Office in Cobb County from April 1999 to April 2024 and was the Domestic Violence Training Coordinator in that office from 1997-1999.  Prior to that, Kim was the Director of the VW Unit in the Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit (Cherokee County) for five years.   Kim has received numerous awards and recognitions for her work with victims, victim advocacy and victims’ rights legislation.  She is a nationally known instructor/speaker in the areas of domestic violence, victim advocacy, victims’ rights, and other related areas.  Kim was a part-time professor for the Department of Human Services at Kennesaw State University for over 10 years.  Kim also acts as the grant writer for the DA’s Office where she has secured over $3M in grant funds for victim services and office outreach initiatives.  Kim has also been recognized for her community and church involvement.  She was one of the 15 nominees for “Woman of the Year’ in Cobb County in 2015.  She was awarded the 2022 VWAP Director of the Year from the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council of Georgia.  She continues to be active with her high school, college, and sorority alma maters and has received numerous honors from those areas.  Kim holds a master’s degree in public administration from Kennesaw State University and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology from The Women’s College of Brenau University.  Kim represents her office and victim issues on numerous boards and committees.  Kim enjoys spending time with her family, particularly her nieces, nephews, and cats, reading, gardening, and canning, and visiting and traveling with friends and family and the company of her two cats, Audrey and Zeke