"WHO WE SERVE"

has over four decades of clinical, managerial, administrative and executive nursing experience, focusing on the education of healthcare professionals both in academic and community settings. Ms. Rowe served on President Bill Clinton’s Council for Sustainable Communities representing small minority, women owned, businesses. She has developed multiple programs in health care that have advanced the practice of nursing including the innovation of cluster care where home health aides and nursing attendants delivered cost effective, quality care to  multiple home care clients living in the same or nearby living settings.  

Ms. Rowe has been an adjunct Professor of Nursing at Long Island University, Director of Nursing and Administrator of the Tri-State Licensed Home Care Agency in New York City and a Visiting Clinician at St. John's School of Nursing in Bangalore, India. Her years of experience in home care nursing gives her an advantage and a sensitivity to the disconnect between home and institutions.

has over 17 years of experience working with large data and financial institutions on regional, national and international sales, management, team building, marketing and data best practices.  Since 2011, she has been a Financial Data Analyst for NCCI Holdings in Boca Raton, Florida, working closely with actuaries and financial data providers to assure data integrity, provide testing and validation support, and perform analytic research. She has championed the cause of underserved children for most of her adult life and is passionate about organizing resources for the education of children from underserved communities throughout the world. She is a graduate of Convent of Mercy Alpha Girl's school in Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.  and received her BA degree from Florida Atlantic University, majoring in finance and management, and her MBA from Nova Southeastern University. .

has been practicing, teaching, and writing about the care of the elderly for over four decades. He has authored over 100 clinical publications in the care of the elderly and is the recipient of the prestigious Jesse H. Neal National Business Journalism award, considered the Pulitzer Prize of the business press, for his editorials in Geriatrics.  He has been a Visiting Professor of Geriatrics at academic medical centers in the US, Canada, Taiwan and India. From 2009-2014, he was the Chief Medical Officer for Community and Managed Care Services at ArchCare, the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York.  

 brings a wealth of experience in financial management and accounting to LIFE.  She has received a Bachelor of Arts degree in accounting and a Master of Business Administration degree.  Over the past 15 years she has served in multiple capacities in banking, consumer and small business lending, tax preparation and accounting in major financial institutions and privately in the New York City area.

is a guidance counselor with over 20 years experience as a school counselor working with students, parents, teachers and administrators, training case workers and developing and implementing independent living plans for homeless families.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Education and for the past decade has been a school counselor in New York City. 

has developed and led faith-based and other non-profit organizations in both USA and Jamaica, WI, for three decades. He brings to LIFE a depth of knowledge and skills to expands LIFE's mission and goals in both NYC and Jamaica.  Among his many accomplishments he has participated in teams that developed a multiracial, multicultural Gospel Assembly of over four thousand members in Phoenix, Arizona ,  planned and distributed medical supplies in Jamaica and formed a leadership Development Center in Westchester , New York.

has been working as a Recreational Therapist for over 30 years at the New York Institute for Special Education, designing and coordinating recreational programs for students with developmental disabilities and visual and auditory impairments.  She specializes in working with students who are preparing to gain employment in their vocational field. She also leads a mentoring program for interns, provides leadership for the student council and assists recreation/vocation therapists in planning and implementing activities with children with emotional and learning disabilities.