Get to know more about the people who work for Help Liberia Foundation.
Management Team
Board Members
Liberian Representatives
Accountants
Advisors
Paul Yeenie Harry has a B.A. degree in English, with a minor in journalism, from the University of Liberia. He also has an A.A. degree in accounting from the A. M. E. Zion University College and a CELTA Certificate in English Language Teaching from the International Teacher Training Institute in Krawkow. He also has other certificates in Biblical studies. For many years now, Paul has been one of the voices calling for a new Liberia that is based on democracy, justice, and the rule of law. At present, in addition to his engagement with the foundation, he teaches English and the Art of Public Speaking and Presentation Skills at a university in Poland. He also contributes articles and commentaries to several on-line newspapers.
Celeste Simmons attended the Angelina College in Lufkin, Texas. She now lives in New Jersey with her family. She is the Administrator of Cardiac Electrophysiology and works for the Electrophysiology Research Foundation, a non-profit organization. Besides, she has also spent considerable amount of time coordinating meetings of various non-profit organizations. Celeste serves as the HLF Representative and Contact Person in the United States.
Justyna Maciuszek and her family live in Stary Sacz, Poland, where she owns and manages a beauty salon. Justyna studied at C.U.E. PRYMUS. In the 1990's she worked with an orphanage in Bytom and also worked for Caritas Poland in Stary Sacz in 2001. Justyna enjoys working with and helping people in need, especially, children.
Anna Dobrowolska, a co-founder of the Foundation, has a Masterâs degree from the Jagiellonski University in Krakow, Poland, where she studied History of Art and English literature. Anna also did post-graduate studies in Museology and Business Management. In addition, she has an English teaching certificate from the International Teacher Training Institute in Krakow, Poland. At the moment, she works as an English teacher at a private Polish university, besides cooperating with some Polish publishing houses for which she does translations and proofreading. Anna has been interested in Africa since her primary schooldays. She and her mother visited Egypt in the 1970s, while she was still in high school.
Elizabeth Kocel, President of the Board of Directors of the foundation, and her family live in Zabrze, Poland. Elizabeth has a masterâs degree in economics, specifically, in Foreign Trade, from the Academy of Economics in Katowice, as well as a B.A. degree from Opole University, specializing in English Studies. At present, she works as an English teacher at a high school in Gliwice. She is also a social worker at the Center for Disabled Youth in Wojtowa Wies, near Gliwice. Elizabeth has been interested in Africa since her high school days. She visited Africa, specifically, Senegal, a few years ago.
