About us

Our vision is to be a reknown catalyst of change to broken communities at large, positively transforming these communities by creating opportunities to improve the lives of seemingly hopeless children and depraved youths that have fallen to guns, knives, drugs, gangs and prison cells.

To provide deprived and depraved children and adolescence with the opportunities that will make available better options through education, mentorship and positive exposure.

	Annmarie Clinton – President/Treasurer/Director
	Alison Smith Secretary/Director Ms. Smith, a native of Jamaica, has experienced the hands of God in her own life as a child growing up in the "ghetto", and being surrounded by unattractive
	Yashimabet Ellington – Advisory Board Member/ Director
	Donnette Graham Advisory Board Member/P.R.O.

As a child growing up with little and sometimes no parental guidance, roaming the streets and then skipping from home to home, I have faced many difficulties. However, inspite of my unfortunate ordeals through no choice of my own, the barriers I faced were gradually broken and as a result I was lifted from the pit of my circumstances and brought into opportunities that I could only day-dream about.

Those bitter sweet moments still burn in my heart today as I daily witness my past being relived by children and young adults, and as a result I am driven to a mission of help.

The name AnAliyah was birth in me after a dream I had which I believe came about as a result of fervently seeking God about who I am and my purpose in the earth. AnAliyah represents the favored one who goes higher and causes others to go higher. In light of that, coupled with my passion to see children and young people excel, I decided, with God’s guidance and the partnership of my board members, to pool together whatever resources we can obtain and break down the barriers that hold back the young men and women of tomorrow, to take them to the highest point they were purposely designed to go.