About High Point Neighborhood Family Center

Cuvette Robinson-Holloway

Interim Executive Director

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Cuvette Robinson-Holloway is the Interim Executive Director for High Point Community Pride, Inc. and the High Point Neighborhood Family Center. With more than 14 years of dedicated service to the organization, she provides experienced leadership in daily operations, contracts, partnerships, policy implementation, and organizational coordination.

Cuvette leads with a strong commitment to children, youth, and families in the High Point community. She works closely with staff, families, community partners, and the Board of Directors to strengthen programs, maintain efficient operations, and help ensure that services remain accessible, welcoming, and responsive to community needs.

She holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Educational Studies and Community Leadership from St. Petersburg College, earned in 2025. Her educational background also includes an Associate in Arts degree, earned in 2022, and an Associate of Science degree in Human Services/Social Services, earned in 2014. In 2019, she completed additional professional coursework at St. Petersburg College. She attended Pinellas Technical College and has previously worked in the healthcare field.

Her professional credentials include a Florida Child Care and Education Director Credential, Florida DCF Staff Credential, State of Florida Notary Commission, VITA Site Coordinator certification, CPR/First Aid certification, Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid, and diversity and bias-awareness training. Her background in patient care, social services, administrative leadership, and front-office management gives her a broad understanding of the systems and support families need.

Cuvette’s commitment to families extends beyond her administrative responsibilities. She founded High Point’s Community Baby Shower, an annual family-support initiative that brings together community partners, resources, and essential items for new and expectant mothers. The event reflects High Point’s commitment to helping families prepare for healthy beginnings, access needed support, and build connections within the community.

A mother of two adult children, Cuvette enjoys cooking, baking, reading, and spending meaningful time with her family. She brings warmth, professionalism, and a deep sense of purpose to her leadership at High Point.

Stefan “Cencio” Minson

Family Resource Manager

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S. Cencio Minson has been a dedicated member of the High Point Neighborhood Family Center (HPNFC) team since 2018, beginning his service as a Bilingual Family Support Specialist. For five years, he provided culturally responsive support to Spanish-speaking families, helping them navigate complex systems, access essential resources, and feel welcomed in a community where language barriers often create isolation. His commitment, professionalism, and deep understanding of family needs led to his advancement to Family Resource Manager, where he continues to strengthen the Center’s capacity to serve diverse families with dignity and respect.

Cencio’s decision to join HPNFC was rooted in a personal moment of clarity. During a visit to the Center, he witnessed the urgent need for a trusted liaison who could bridge cultural and linguistic gaps, someone who could ensure families felt seen, heard, and supported. That experience affirmed his calling to serve, and it continues to guide his work today.

Cencio holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of South Florida and proudly served in the United States Marine Corps, completing deployments in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). His transition from military service to social services reflects a lifelong commitment to protecting, uplifting, and advocating for others.

A caretaker from a young age, Cencio helped raise his siblings, uncles, and abuela, experiences that shaped his values and his belief in the power of family. Now a father of three, he considers supporting families in building stability and strength one of the most meaningful forms of service, second only to raising his own children. His work at HPNFC is driven by compassion, cultural humility, and a deep understanding of the challenges families face.

Taminka Arnold

Program Director, HPNFC & YEC

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Taminka Arnold is a dedicated community leader and youth development professional serving as the Program Director for the school-age and teen afterschool and Out-of-School Time (OST) programs at the High Point Neighborhood Family Center. With more than a decade of commitment to strengthening families and youth development—and over four years in a formal leadership role—Taminka is passionate about creating safe, empowering spaces where young people can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

A graduate of St. Petersburg High School, Taminka earned her Associate of Arts degree from St. Petersburg College and her Bachelor of Social Work from the University of South Florida. Her academic foundation in social work informs her holistic, family-centered approach to programming, youth support, and community engagement.

Taminka holds a Florida Child Care Director Credential and is a commissioned Florida Notary. She is also an active member of the GFWC of North Pinellas, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to service and civic leadership.

A woman of faith, Taminka strives to lead with integrity, compassion, and purpose in both her personal and professional life. With 13 years of marriage and deep roots in the community she serves, she believes strongly in the power of collaboration to uplift families and transform neighborhoods.