Livanne Sandoval is an expert in insurance with 6 years of experience, bringing peace and protection to the families and communites of Rhode Island.

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Ms. Sandoval is a powerful motivational speaker, auther, and encourager using her brand and platform, #ShineYouMatter to effect her community in a positive and uplifting manner.  She also serves as a minister and youth leader at Christ Center of Praise in Providence, RI.

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Always looking for unique opportunities to proactively broaden her horizons, Livanne joined forces with The Community Healing Project to make a contribution to the elevation of humanity and putting addiction to cease one family at a time.

Yolanda Kennedy is a native of New Jersey

and current resident of Rhode Island.  She serves as a Payroll/HRIS Specialist in the non-profit community with over 10 years of experience in Human Resources and Payroll Management. She is the 7th out of 8 siblings.

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Unfortunately, drug addiction plagued her family at one point which is why she is so committed to TCHP.

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Ms. Kennedy knows the heavy toll that having a family member struggling with addiction can play on the entire family, but she is still very hopeful that with the help of God, all things are possible and those chains can be broken.  She has seen it in her family and is excited to be apart of this organization to see it happen for so many

other families.

Bethanie Franklin was born and raised in East Providence, RI.  She has been employed in the Healthcare Industry for the past 20 years with being a Certified Medical Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistant, and a Phlebotomist.

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She is also the blessed mother of two amazingly intelligent and kind hearted girls who are absolutely everything to her.

Bethanie considers it an honor to be apart of TCHP.  Married for 6 years to her husband Mike, her family has fought their battles with addiction which is why this organization is so dear to her heart.  "Addiction affects families, and with Jesus at the center of our heart, those obstacles become substantially less complicated."

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Her hope is that we can touch as many people as we can through Jesus to help fight this battle.

With a career spanning over 15 years in Human and Public Service, Bob has been an invaluable asset to the State of Rhode Island.  He has dedicated his service to empowering striving families across the state.

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Mr. Teah has exemplified an unwavering commitment to public service throughout his tenure with the State of Rhode Island consistently striving to improve the lives of families by ensuring they have access to essential services and resources.

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As an Eligibility Technician, Bob has been a staunch advocate for families in need by navigating complex requirements and procedures, ultimately enabling families access to vital support systems

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His proficiency and dedication have directly contributed to the well being of numerous families, fostering a positive impact on the communities served.

Asiata Teah has over two decades of dedicated and steadfast service as an advocate for the well-being of mothers, children and families affected by domestic violence.

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Through her work with non-profit organizations, she has played a pivotal role in empowering and supporting these vulnerable groups to thrive and lead fulfilling lives.

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Mrs. Teah has demonstrated exceptional leadership within the non-profit sector, spearheading initiatives and programs aimed at providing essential support and resources to all victims of domestic abuse.

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She currently works with individuals with intellectual disabilities and is a vocal advocate for their rights.  Her efforts have created a more supportive and nurturing environment for these individuals.