​About Us

Mission Statement

​Our mission is Healing Survivors from the effects of Domestic Violence.

Our Vision

To engage in surrounding communities to curb domestic violence and to pursue and provide resources to those most impacted by domestic violence.

Integrity

We continually conduct every appearance of our work to the highest ethical standards and hold ourselves strictly accountable to them.

Excellence

We value results and performance. We always aspire to do our best we challenge ourselves to exceed the highest expectations.

Leadership

​We are committed to learning consistently, developing innovative practicing, and involving strategies as necessary to achieve our mission and vision.

Caring

We pride ourselves on compassion, love through a divine spirit. We treat all individuals with the greatest respect without fear of judgment.

Domestic violence (also called intimate partner violence, domestic abuse, dating violence, spousal abuse, and intimate partner abuse) is any form of maltreatment that takes place in a heterosexual or homosexual romantic relationship between adults or adolescents.

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Our Staff & Volunteers

Executive Director & Founder

​Angelina Hines
“IF THERE IS NO STRUGGLE, THERE IS NO PROGRESS”
Angelina Hines is the founding principal of “Ella Bebe Angels” initiative, she founded the organization in honor of her...
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SECRETARY​

​Marilyn Russell
Retired Special Education school teacher. Married 43 years. Have 3 grown daughters and 6 grandchildren. I have taught exceptional children with learning disabilities for 42 years and coached Special Olympics for 20 years. Have lived in various parts of the United States
and also over seas. I enjoy reading, listening to all genre of music and traveling.
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​Treasurer

​Carla Westcarr
​​Carla I. Westcarr is a graduate of the University of Phoenix with a bachelor’s in human service with a minor in family and child advocacy. Through the solid faith in the Word of God, her desire to become an advocate for women & children has been known since age 15 and as a mother of 3 daughters and 8 grandchildren, after overcoming the challenges of single motherhood, she has an avid mission to advocating, outreach, empowering others. 
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Amy Rivers is the Director of Admissions at Baptist Hospital for Women
and Children. She has been with Baptist for over 20 plus years.
Baptist’s mission is keeping with the three-fold ministry of Christ-
Healing, Preaching and Teaching so it is no wonder Amy’s vision is the
same…”love abounds so that God can do the impossible”.
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