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Executive Leadership

Tanya Renea Nace

Executive Director

About Tanya

John Lyon, Esq.

President and Chief Executive Officer

About John

Joy Cox

Chief Financial Officer

About Joy

Global Directors

Allieu Samuel Bangura

Director of Health and Nutrition

About Allieu

Haley Clark, MA

Director of Anti-Trafficking and Gender-Based Violence

About Haley

Emelita Goddard, PhD

Director of Community Development

About Emelita

Heather Hill

Director of Communications and Marketing

About Heather

Katie Kirkpatrick

Director of Child Sponsorship and Village Partnership

About Katie

Keith Norris, MA

Director of Water and Sanitation

About Keith

Daniel Scott

Director of Information Technology

About Daniel

Heather Bandy

Donor and Administrative Services Specialist

About Heather

Global Specialists

Nicholas Boerema

CEO of WHI’s partner, TapEffect

About Nick

Carrie Jo Cain, RN

Health Programs Specialist

About Carrie Jo

Beth Drevlow

Protection Consultant

About Beth

Desmond Pratt

Senior Geologist

About Desmond

Tae Symons

Project Manager for Village Partnership and Measurement & Evaluation

About Tae

Kyle Winney

Conservation Specialist

About Kyle

Sierra Leone Team

Saidu Kanu, MA

Country Director, Sierra Leone

About Saidu

Samuel Bangura

Early Childhood Development Project Manager and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Specialist

About Samuel

Abdul Bundu

Infrastructural Program Manager (Engineer)

About Abdul

Joseph Abdulai Koroma

Human Resources & Administration Manager

About Joseph

Sahr Kpakima

Child Sponsorship Program Manager

About Sahr

Salifu Samura

WASH Program Manager

About Salifu

Musa Tholley

Agricultural Program Manager

About Musa

Anna Vines, MCSP, HCPC

Program Director and Physiotherapist for Enable the Children Program

About Anna

Bernadette Veronica Udo

Trafficking-in-Persons Project Manager

About Bernadette

Liberia Team

Wellington Kollie

Country Director, Liberia

About Wellington

Princess Taire

Deputy Program Manager

About Princess

Adolphus Swen, MA

Child Sponsorship Program Manager

About Adolphus

Vera Woodson

Child Sponsorship Coordinator

About Vera

Eastern Europe Team

Joshua Carter

Country Director, Bosnia and Herzegovina

About Joshua

Sergiy Svystun

Country Director, Ukraine

About Sergiy

Haiti Team

Thony Querette

Country Director, Haiti

About Thony

Cambodia & Philippines Team

Talmage Payne

Country Director, Cambodia & the Philippines

About Talmage

Seng Mang, MS

Anti-SGBV Program Manager

About Seng

AN ORGANIZATION YOU CAN TRUST.

Spending of World Hope International (Canada) funds is confined to Board approved projects. Funds designated towards a project are used as designated, with the understanding that when the need for that project has been met or cannot be completed for reasons determined by the Board, the remaining funds designated will be used where needed most.

Tanya Renea Nace

Executive Director
Location: Charlottetown, PEI

Tanya Nace is an organizational leader with a background in non-profit recruitment. At World Hope, Tanya was elected Executive Director by the Board of Directors in December 2017. Prior to this, Tanya served as Director of Mobilization for TEAM, where she led the recruitment of 326 long-term missionaries. Tanya brings experience in international communication, strategic thinking, system development, and management. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Kingswood University and is completing a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Indiana Wesleyan University.

Joy Cox

Chief Financial Officer
Location: Ottawa, Ontario

Joy Cox is an accountant with a background in the printing and bookkeeping industry. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce Honours from Carleton University. Joy is the Chief Financial Officer at World Hope, having held this position since September 2015. Joy has a passion for seeing how her work can help make a difference around the world.

Allieu Samuel Bangura

Director of Health and Nutrition Program
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Allieu is a public health expert with more than 20 years of experience in public and community health solutions. At World Hope, Allieu directs the organization’s Health and Nutrition Program strategy and activities. Prior to World Hope, Allieu was Health, Nutrition and WASH Advisor with World Vision in Sierra Leone for seven years. Prior to this, Allieu worked as a senior manager for International Rescue Committee and Concern Worldwide. Allieu also worked as a Pediatric Clinician and as a Clinical Officer for the Ministry of Health and Sanitation in Sierra Leone. Allieu holds a degree from the Paramedical School of the University of Njala; a post-graduate certificate in Tropical Community Medicine and Health and a degree in Community Medicine and Health from the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences in Sierra Leone; and a certificate in Public Health from Staffordshire University in the UK. Allieu is an MBA candidate with Robert Kennedy College for a graduate degree in Healthcare Management.

Haley Clark, MA

Director of Anti-Trafficking and Gender-Based Violence Program
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Haley Clark is a psychotherapist who specializes in trauma treatment. At World Hope, Haley directs the organization’s Anti-Trafficking and Anti-Gender-Based Violence Program strategy and activities. Haley originally joined World Hope in 2013 as the Clinical Supervisor for World Hope’s Trafficking in Persons Recovery Centre in Sierra Leone. Prior to this, she worked with children impacted by trauma and abuse in Seattle, Washington. Haley completed her clinical internship in northern Uganda, where she worked with former child soldiers. In Uganda, Haley co-founded an NGO that provides educational support to high school students. Haley holds a bachelor’s degree from Seattle Pacific University and a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology.

Dr. Emelita Goddard

Director of Community Development and Agriculture
Location: Cambodia/Phnom Penh

Dr. Emelita Goddard is a community development strategist with more than 20 years of experience in design, management, monitoring, and evaluation of integrated community development programs for vulnerable communities and key affected populations in the Asia-Pacific Region. Throughout her career, Milet has maintained a special focus on at-risk women and children and survivors of gender-based violence. At World Hope, Milet is the organization’s lead strategist and program designer, responsible for setting and implementing the vision for programs to serve vulnerable communities throughout World Hope’s target countries. Prior to World Hope, Milet served as a consultant to USAID and France Expertise Internationale for the Global Fund’s Governing Body in Cambodia, World Health Organization, International Labour Organization, TEAR Australia, World Vision, and several other global development agencies. Milet holds a bachelor’s degree and a doctorate in Technical Science in Aquaculture, which she received from the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok, Thailand through scholarship grants from the British and Australian governments.

Heather Hill

Director of Communications and Marketing
Location: USA/Alexandria, VA

Heather Hill is a communications strategist who specializes in creating innovative solutions to challenges and has over a decade of leadership and multi-channel campaign, branding, and storytelling experience. At World Hope, Heather directs the voice, brand, and messaging of the organization world-wide. Heather joined World Hope in 2018, prior to which she worked as a communications specialist on contract with USAID, specializing in public-private partnerships, and as a photojournalist for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Heather serves on the Board of Directors for the United Nations Association - National Capitol Area (UNA-NCA) and chairs the UNA-NCA Human Rights Committee. Before joining the private sector as a contractor, Heather spent eight years in the development field in the non-profit sector. She has lived and worked in over nine countries and is pleased to make Washington DC her home for the time. Heather holds a bachelor's degree from Houghton College and a master's degree from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Katie Kirkpatrick

Community Director
Location: USA/Alexandria, VA

Katie Kirkpatrick is a community connection specialist with nearly 15 years of experience in the field of international development. At World Hope, Katie directs efforts to connect churches and individuals with the needs of their neighbors through our Village Partnership and Child Sponsorship initiatives. Katie served as a student intern with World Hope in 2004. Recently, Katie served with Global Partners in the Caribe Atlantic Region, primarily focusing on Haiti, from 2013-2017. In addition, Katie worked in HIV/AIDS prevention, supported refugee and homelessness ministries in Australia, and began a missions’ arm of a non-denominational church in South Louisiana. Katie was an AmeriCorps HealthCorps member. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Public Policy from Southern Wesleyan University.

Keith Norris, MA

Director of Water and Sanitation Program
Location: USA/Alexandria, VA

Keith Norris is a water and sanitation strategist with extensive experience in construction and rural development. Keith joined World Hope in 2004 as the Water and Sanitation Program Director. Prior to this, Keith managed a construction business, and he also taught at the Wesleyan School of Theology in Indonesia. While in Indonesia, he founded a local NGO that focused on economic development and childhood education; this organization later became the implementing arm of World Hope in Indonesia. Keith holds a bachelor’s degree from Asbury College, a master’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Kentucky, and a master’s degree in Cross-Cultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary. Keith is an ordained minister in the Wesleyan Church.

Daniel Scott

Director of Information Technology
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Heather Bandy

Donor and Administrative Services Specialist
Location: Moncton, NB

Heather Bandy is the Donor and Administrative Services Specialist at WHI Canada. She is passionate about community development, cultures, and serving others. Prior to joining World Hope, Heather worked in Durres, Albania for five years, where she provided leadership development for university students and helped manage a local anti-human trafficking business. Heather holds a BA in Intercultural Studies and Theology from Indiana Wesleyan University and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Los Angeles Pacific University.

Carrie Jo Cain, RN

Health Programs Specialist
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Carrie Jo Cain, who grew up in Sierra Leone, manages several Child and Maternal Health programs for World Hope there, including Helping Babies Breathe, Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance (CHAMPS), and a Comprehensive Program for Ebola Survivors. Carrie Jo was instrumental in World Hope’s response to the Ebola crisis, designing a culturally-appropriate burial program that ultimately helped curb the spread of the disease. Prior to World Hope, Carrie Jo worked as a nurse in the US, including in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the Pediatric Emergency Department.

Our Team

by user | May 29, 2018

Long lasting partnerships allow World Hope International(WHI) to walk with others in sustainable ways by being able to solve difficult problems that may come up. Below is a story of WHI's partnership with the only hospital on LaGonâve Island, Haiti. This story was first published in September 2019 by The Wesleyan Church, written by WHI's Dan Irvine.

Imagine going to the hospital with a bursting appendix and the hospital is dark; the power is out. Picture yourself as a doctor in the middle of an intense operation and the lights go off, the machines power down and suddenly you’re operating without the ability to see clearly and without working support machines. You hope the generator will kick in, but it doesn’t, leaving patients needing oxygen or life support without both. The generator runs on fuel and fuel has been running short of late.

This is exactly the scenario being faced right now at LaGonâve Wesleyan Hospital (Hospital Wesleyan de La Gonâve), a hospital located in the city of Anse-à-Galets on the Haitian island of LaGonâve. This hospital was started by medical missionaries of The Wesleyan Church and has been in operation for more than 60 years. The missionaries responded to the harsh reality that people — especially children and infants — were dying from preventable diseases and realizing if they were going to be Christ in the community, they should care for the body as well as the soul.

World Hope International (WHI) has long worked as the international development partner with the Wesleyan Mission in Haiti, implementing projects such as solar-powered water desalination systems, ice manufacturing (WHI’s first project in Haiti), sustainable agriculture, HIV/AIDs education and child sponsorship programming. Today, WHI is working with the Wesleyan Mission in Haiti to make sure that the hospital power becomes reliable at long last. How?

When the new hospital was built following a 2010 earthquake, a generous donor gifted the hospital with a substantial solar system array. In a recent evaluation, it was determined that the basic controllers were still functional, but repairs were needed to some of them and the batteries were running at less than half capacity. Engineers recommended the control system be repaired and upgraded; the number of solar panels be doubled, and that a change be made in the kind of solar storage — going from lead-acid batteries to Tesla wall units, which are much more effective and virtually maintenance free. Bonus: they will also perform better in the Caribbean heat.

In fact, these improvements will enable the hospital to finally achieve energy independence for the next 10 years minimum and, with the generator (currently operating at least 50 percent daily when fuel is available) being relegated to actual emergency-use only, the carbon footprint of the hospital will be virtually eliminated... Read the full story>>

This blog was written by Dan Irvine and is cross-posted from The Wesleyan Church. To help us cover the costs for this solar-power project, you can make a gift here. You can also support this and other transformative projects by making a gift to The Hope Fund.

Desmond Pratt

Senior Geologist
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Desmond Pratt is World Hope’s WASH Drilling Manager—a position he’s held since 2014. In this role, Desmond oversees activities such as geophysical surveys, drilling and pump installation, training and testing, and coordination with stakeholders. Desmond was born and raised in Freetown, Sierra Leone. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Geology from Fourah Bay College at the University of Sierra Leone.

Tae Symons

Project Manager for Village Partnership and Measurement & Evaluation
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Saidu Kanu, MA

Country Director, Sierra Leone
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Saidu Kanu is a native Sierra Leonean and rural development strategist with nearly two decades of experience meeting the changing needs of Sierra Leone. At World Hope, Saidu directs programs and strategy within Sierra Leone—a role he’s held for more than 14 years. Saidu has overseen efforts to drill clean water wells, empower parents to fight human trafficking, create a Trafficking in Persons Recovery Center, launch Village Partnerships, and connect rural farmers with an international supply chain. Prior to World Hope, Saidu worked in several leadership positions within the Wesleyan Church of Sierra Leone. Alongside his current position, Saidu serves as the Director of Projects for the Rotary Club of Freetown. Saidu hold a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree from Fourah Bay College at the University of Sierra Leone in Freetown.

Samuel Bangura

Early Childhood Development Project Manager and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Specialist
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Samuel (Sam) Bangura is World Hope’s Early Childhood Development Project Manager in Sierra Leone. Sam also oversees Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) and quality assurance for all World Hope programs in Sierra Leone. Sam is an expert in program design, implementation, and evaluation, including through planning, technical leadership, community engagement, monitoring, and reporting. Prior to World Hope, Sam held leadership positions with several other government and non-government organizations, including the National Commission for Social Action (an initiative of the Sierra Leone government), World Vision International Sierra Leone, ActionAid Sierra Leone, and Plan International Sierra Leone. Sam holds a bachelor’s degree from Fourah Bay College at the University of Sierra Leone and a master’s degree in Rural Development from Njala University in Sierra Leone.

Abdul Bundu

Infrastructural Program Manager (Engineer)
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Abdul Bundu provides civil engineering expertise for World Hope’s projects in Sierra Leone. As a staff engineer at World Hope, Abdul uses his education and expertise to provide design and calculations from a civil engineering perspective on all relevant projects. Abdul is a native of Sierra Leone, and he began working for World Hope in 2014. Abdul holds a diploma in Architectural Desktop Designing and a diploma in Civil Engineering, both from OFEK ARCHITECTURAL in Isreal. Abdul also holds a certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation from Fatima College at the University of Makeni.

Joseph Abdulai Koroma

Human Resources & Administration Manager
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Joseph Abdulai Koroma, a native of Sierra Leone, is the manager of World Hope’s Human Resources & Administration Department in Sierra Leone. Joseph joined World Hope in February 2017. Prior to this, Joseph worked for nearly a decade in a similar capacity with other organizations, including ASA Microfinance (SL) Limited, Concern Worldwide Sierra Leone, Childfund Sierra Leone, and Centre for Youth and Exploited Children. Joseph holds a degree in Political Science from Fourah Bay College at the University of Sierra Leone and three post-graduate certificates from the University of Australia. Joseph has recently begun pursuing a master’s degree in Human Resource Management and Development through the University of Salford online program.

Sahr Kpakima

Child Sponsorship Program Manager
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Sahr Kpakima manages World Hope’s Child Sponsorship Program in Sierra Leone. Sahr first joined World Hope in 2016 as an assistant coordinator for the Village Partnership and Child Sponsorship programs. Prior to this, Sahr worked as a trained health volunteer for Bread for the World during the 2014 Ebola outbreak. Sahr is a trained teacher and taught mathematics, management, and economics at Every Nation Academy School in Makeni for two years. Sahr holds a certificate in Civic Leadership from Young African Leaders Initiative. Sahr holds a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Finance, and he is currently pursuing an MBA in Entrepreneurship from the University of Makeni.

Salifu Samura

WASH Program Manager
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Salifu Samura is World Hope’s WASH Director in Sierra Leone. In this role, he oversees the day-to-day management and implementation of country-wide WASH initiatives. Salifu joined World Hope in 2010. Prior to this, Salifu worked for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as head of the organization’s field office in Kionadugu, Sierra Leone. Salifu holds a bachelor’s degree with honors from the University of Wolverhampton, as well as a post-graduate degree in Sustainable Development.

Musa Tholley

Agricultural Program Manager
Location: Sierra Leone/Makeni

Musa Tholley is World Hope’s Agricultural Program Manager in Sierra Leone. For his role, Musa draws on extensive experience and education in both agriculture and rural development. Musa is a native of Sierra Leone, and he holds a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Science Education and a master’s degree in Rural Development, both from Njala University in Sierra Leone.

Anna Vines, MCSP, HCPC

Program Director and Physiotherapist for Enable the Children Program
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Anna Vines is a Physiotherapist and Program Director for World Hope’s Enable the Children program, which provides home-based therapy for children with disabilities in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Prior to this, Anna worked with Mercy Ships as the Rehabilitation Coordinator in Sierra Leone. She has been a training consultant with Handicap International and the Aberdeen Women’s Centre. Anna is from Great Britain, and she recently won a Point of Light Award from Prime Minister Theresa May. Anna co-authored the Trauma Orthopaedics chapters in The Concise Guide to Physiotherapy – Volume 1: Assessment and Volume 2: Treatment by Tim Ainslie. Anna has a bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy.

Bernadette Veronica Udo

Trafficking-in-Persons Project Manager
Location: Sierra Leone/Freetown

Bernadette Udo leads World Hope’s Makeni field office in the Bombali district of Sierra Leone. Bernadette was trained as a Registered Nurse and Certified Midwife in her home country of Sierra Leone, where she practiced nursing for ten years. During the civil war, she became a refugee in the Republic of Guinea, where she also practiced nursing. After this experience, she became committed to working on behalf of refugees and other highly-vulnerable people. Bernadette was awarded a scholarship by the Bill Gates Foundation to study in the US as a Population Leadership Fellow at the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Wellington Kollie

Country Director, Liberia
Location: Liberia/Monrovia

Wellington Kollie is a native-born Liberian and non-profit management professional with more than 30 years of experience in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. At World Hope, Wellington directs programs and strategy within Liberia. Prior to this, Wellington was World Hope’s Program Manager in Liberia for five years. Wellington has also held various technical and administrative positions, including line, middle, and top level, in government, private, and non-profit organizations throughout Liberia. Wellington draws on his experience in accounting, finance, media, and management for his position with World Hope. Wellington holds a bachelor’s degree in Management with an emphasis on Human Resources and a minor in Accounting.

Princess Taire

Deputy Program Manager
Location: Liberia/Monrovia

Princess Taire is World Hope’s Deputy Program Manager for Liberia—a position she’s held since 2015.
Prior to World Hope, Princess worked with Defense for Children International-Liberia helping define the social impact of Ebola on children. Princess also worked with Medica Mondiale-Liberia supporting Ivorian refugees, and she helped run a safe home for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in Liberia. Princess holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and professional certificates in anti-trafficking, child labor, conflict management, and community development.

Adoldphus Swen, MA

Child Sponsorship Program Manager
Location: Liberia/Monrovia

Adolphus Swen supervises World Hope’s Child Sponsorship Program in Liberia. A native of Liberia, Adolphus has more than twenty years of experience working within the education system in Liberia. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Theology, as well as a master’s degree.

Vera Woodson

Child Sponsorship Coordinator
Location: Liberia/Monrovia

Vera Woodson supports World Hope’s Child Sponsorship Program in Liberia by processing student applications, maintaining sponsored student data, and distributing students’ supplies and gifts. Vera is a native of Liberia and is a currently working toward a bachelor’s degree in Primary Education with an emphasis on English at United Methodist University.

Joshua Carter

Country Director, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Joshua Carter is an experienced leader and cross-cultural liaison with more than a decade of experience guiding World Hope’s outreach in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At World Hope, Joshua directs programs and strategy within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Joshua originally joined World Hope as a volunteer, when he travelled to Bosnia as part of a college internship in 2005. In 2008, he joined the World Hope staff. Joshua speaks fluent Bosnian and is a certified Wilderness First Responder. Joshua holds a bachelor’s degree from Kingswood University. He is an ordained minister in the Wesleyan Church.

Sergiy Svystun

Country Director, Ukraine
Location: Ukraine/Odessa

Sergiy Svystun is an experienced manager and compassionate leader with more than 16 years of experience in the non-profit field. At World Hope, Sergiy directs programs and strategy within Ukraine. Prior to World Hope, Sergiy founded the House House program for orphaned girls in Ukraine, as well as the First Step drop-in center. Sergiy is passionate about creating a caring community for orphaned Ukranian children. Sergiy holds a bachelor’s degree in Theology from Odessa Theological Seminary.

Thony Querette

Country Director of Haiti
Location: Haiti/Port-au-Prince

Thony Querette oversees World Hope’s Child Sponsorship Program in Haiti. A native Haitian, Thony has spent over a decade working with several NGOs in Haiti. Thony is working to complete his bachelor’s degree at Carbon University. He also studied Business Administration and Organizational Management at Hobe Sound Bible College.

Talmage Payne

Country Director, Cambodia & the Philippines
Location: Cambodia/Phnom Penh
Talmage Payne is a humanitarian entrepreneur and respected leader with more than 25 years of experience in the non-profit and for-profit social impact sectors. Talmage has worked to implement strategic vision within several international NGOs, and he has founded a number of social impact ventures. At World Hope, Talmage directs programs and strategy within Cambodia and the Philippines. Prior to World Hope, Talmage was global CEO of Hagar International, where he helped establish operations in nine countries using an integrated non-profit and for-profit model. Prior to Hagar, Talmage served with World Vision for 15 years, including as Country Director in Cambodia. The Royal Cambodian Government has recognized Talmage’s humanitarian work, including through the People’s Medal and the Royal Order of Sahmetri. Talmage holds a bachelor’s degree in Economic Development from Wheaton College.

Seng Mang, MS

Anti-SGBV Program Manager
Location: Cambodia/Phnom Penh

Seng Mang is World Hope’s Anti-SGBV (sexual and gender-based violence) Program Manager in Cambodia. Seng is a professional clinical psychologist who specializes in trauma-informed care for victims of sexual and gender-based violence. Seng has experience providing direct counseling and trauma-focused therapy to victims of violence. Before World Hope, Seng worked as a counselor at Hagar International, where he provided therapy to victims of gender-based violence and sex trafficking. Seng holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the Royal University of Phnom Penh.

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Global Directors

Allieu Samuel Bangura

Haley Clark, MA

Emelita Goddard, PhD

Heather Hill

Katie Kirkpatrick

Keith Norris, MA

Daniel Scott

Heather Bandy

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Nicholas Boerema

Carrie Jo Cain, RN

Beth Drevlow

Desmond Pratt

Tae Symons

Kyle Winney

Sierra Leone Team

Saidu Kanu, MA

Samuel Bangura

Abdul Bundu

Joseph Abdulai Koroma

Sahr Kpakima

Salifu Samura

Musa Tholley

Anna Vines, MCSP, HCPC

Bernadette Veronica Udo

Liberia Team

Wellington Kollie

Princess Taire

Adolphus Swen, MA

Vera Woodson

Eastern Europe Team

Joshua Carter

Sergiy Svystun

Haiti Team

Thony Querette

Cambodia & Philippines Team

Talmage Payne

Seng Mang, MS

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Keith Norris, MA

Daniel Scott

Heather Bandy

Carrie Jo Cain, RN

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Tae Symons

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Samuel Bangura

Abdul Bundu

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Salifu Samura

Musa Tholley

Anna Vines, MCSP, HCPC

Bernadette Veronica Udo

Wellington Kollie

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Adoldphus Swen, MA

Vera Woodson

Joshua Carter

Sergiy Svystun

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