Though the building is still under construction, the vision has never paused. The ministry has remained active—raising awareness, seeking donors, and cultivating partnerships to complete the school now named Help Leadership International Academy (HLIA) (formerly World Leaders Academy). Upon completion, the campus is projected to serve over 1,000 students across general education, vocational programs, and leadership development. Enrollment will begin at the Pre-K level and extend through high school, including trade courses in tailoring, cosmetology, electricity, carpentry, and more.

In 2021, H.E.L.P. Ministries became a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the United States. The mission expanded to serve women and children in Charlotte, North Carolina, and nearby communities. Today, H.E.L.P. empowers young girls and single mothers through educational initiatives, life skills development, and basic needs assistance.

Minister Hannah is not only a servant-leader and prayer warrior but also a successful entrepreneur. She is the founder and CEO of Maya Chauffeured Transportation LLC, a private transportation company she has operated for over 15 years. With excellence, safety, and professionalism at its core, the business serves individuals, organizations, and families in North Carolina and beyond. Her entrepreneurial journey reflects her commitment to faith-integrated enterprise, community service, and financial empowerment.

In addition to her work in education and business, she is the founder of World Intercessory Ministries, a prayer and spiritual empowerment movement impacting lives through fasting, intercession, and prophetic teaching. Her ministry equips believers to live boldly, pray fervently, and walk in divine purpose.

To enhance her calling and sharpen her leadership, Minister Hannah is currently studying Education and Leadership at Arizona State University (ASU). This academic pursuit strengthens her foundation to expand H.E.L.P. Ministries globally and build sustainable change in communities across Liberia and the United States.

As a survivor of hardship, trauma, and the Liberian civil war, Minister Hannah’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and unwavering faith. She migrated to the United States in 2002, seeking refuge, safety, and purpose. A single mother of three—Nicholas, Michael, and Maya—she has tirelessly worked to raise her children while building platforms that elevate others. Her oldest son, Nicholas, proudly serves in the United States Army.

Through it all, Minister Hannah remains grounded in her God-given assignment: to build future leaders, restore dignity, and leave a lasting legacy of hope and transformation. Her life and leadership prove that with vision, sacrifice, and divine favor, you can rise from any place and change the world—one child, one family, and one nation at a time.