About Us

Nik Hulet was born in Cedar City and has a family heritage in Southern Utah dating back to the beginning of the town of Paragonah. After many years away, being raised in Upstate New York and working most recently in Las Vegas, Nik and his family returned to live closer to family.

Nik earned his Bachelor of Social Work degree with a minor in Marriage and Family Therapy from UNLV, graduating Summa Cum Laude. After graduating, Nik worked as the manager of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada's adoption program, Resettlement Director at Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, and most recently spent 10 years as the Director/Assistant Principal of Student Support at Amplus Academy in Las Vegas.

Nik's passion for child welfare brought him to the Children's Justice Center, where he looks forward to ensuring the center's continued success in supporting victims and their families.

Erin joined our team as a Victim Services Coordinator in June 2025. She holds a degree in Political Science from Southern Utah University. With a strong foundation in public policy and justice systems, she is committed to providing compassionate, informed, and individualized support to victims of crime.

Originally from Northern Virginia, Erin has lived all over the country, which has deepened her appreciation for diverse communities and perspectives. She is passionate about connecting with people and learning about their unique life experiences, an approach that strengthens her advocacy and outreach work.

In her free time, Erin enjoys spending time outdoors, playing with her dog, and cheering on the Washington Capitals. Whether she's hiking a trail or watching a game, she brings the same energy and dedication to her personal interests as she does to her professional role.

Jessica Brindley is a dedicated Victim Services Specialist at the Children's Justice Center, where she is committed to supporting child victims and their families with compassion, respect, and meaningful guidance.

In her role, Jessica works closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure each child and caregiver feels heard, informed, and empowered throughout the investigative and healing process. She brings a calm presence, strong communication skills, and a deep understanding of trauma-informed care to every interaction.

Originally from Wyoming, Jessica carries the grounding values of her home state into her work—openness, resilience, and a genuine care for community. She believes that advocacy is not just about providing resources; it's about creating connection, safety, and trust.

At the Children's Justice Center, she helps families navigate forensic interviews, connects them to crucial services, and ensures their needs are met with dignity and sensitivity. Fluent in Spanish, Jessica provides culturally responsive support to Spanish-speaking families, helping them feel understood, informed, and supported during difficult moments.

Known for her collaborative approach, Jessica partners with law enforcement, medical professionals, prosecutors, clinicians, and community organizations to promote the best possible outcomes for the children she serves.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time outdoors with her family—whether that's in the mountains, exploring new places, or simply appreciating nature together. These moments ground her and fuel her passion for advocating for children and families in her community.