New West Hawai’i Team Members!

marsfulllife • September 30, 2016

 

Aloha Full Life ohana!

 

 

We are pleased to introduce new administration members to our West Hawai’i Full Life Ohana!

 

Tatiana Isotov joins us with a Master of Science in Educational Policy and Management. She is a professional artist whose medium is in mosaic tile, and has experience working with the special needs population in the DOE.  These complementary pairings allow Tatiana to foster creative abundance as a setting for learning.  Please welcome our new Learning Center Program Coordinator Tatiana!

Charity Ebenizer is our new West Hawaii Program Coordinator. Charity has a BA in Psychology and many years of experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a variety of capacities from case management to one on one supports.  She recently moved back to her home state of Hawaii from Anchorage, Alaska. She is excited to be back home and will be a wonderful support to Full Life participants and their families.  Please welcome Charity!

Please call our office or stop by to welcome the new addition to our West Hawai’i Full Life ohana!

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