Enrichment 4 Happiness & Harmony is a non-profit organization helping to shape the educational experience for students & parents
How we work?
Technology & Innovation
Partnering with Local Communities
We are working to build relationships with different organization to give homeschoolers and public schooled students access to newest technology. We want to provide parents, and students with programs and services to improve learning and decision-making.
Partnering with other organizations that bring about change is crucial. Collaboration allow us to pool our resources, expertise, and networks, amplifying our collective impact. By joining forces, we can tackle larger and more complex issues, increasing our chances of success. By working together, we can raise awareness, mobilize support, and create a united front for change. Through shared knowledge and resources, we can build long-lasting solutions that have a lasting impact on the communities we serve.
In today's fast-paced world, homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for families seeking alternative education options. However, one of the challenges that homeschool families often face is accessing information about available resources. Sharing information about these resources is crucial as it enables homeschool families to make informed decisions and provide their children with a well-rounded education. Disseminating information about resources can greatly enhance the homeschooling experience and allow families to tap into a wide range of tools and opportunities that can supplement their curriculum and cater to their children's individual needs. By actively sharing information, the homeschool community can create a supportive network where families can learn from each other and thrive in their educational journey.
At Enrichment 4 Happiness & Harmony Inc, the dynamic volunteer staff is comprised of a culturally diverse leadership team from multiple career fields and educational backgrounds. The team is very passionate about addressing social issues that have a negative effect on society by dedicating their time and energy to be part of the solution. We affect change by bringing together solutions, expertise, funding sources and collaborative partnerships.
To make a lasting impact, we know that we must actively engage and include the homeschool community in decision making about what is desired. We are continually assessing needs in a forever evolving and changing climate.
Barry
Nikki is an educator, nonprofit founder, and doctoral candidate in Educational Leadership. She is deeply committed to ensuring all children have access to high-quality educational enrichment that supports both individual growth and stronger communitie
She founded Enrichment 4 Happiness & Harmony (E4HH), a nonprofit offering field-based educational programs for public and homeschool students. Through weekend field trips, weekday homeschool outings, STEM workshops, and an annual community science fair, E4HH helps bridge opportunity gaps and promote hands-on learning.
To support advanced learners, Nikki created the Young Homeschool Scholar Society Academy (YHSSA), an enrichment-designed micro-school for gifted homeschool students in grades 3 through 6. YHSSA provides curiosity-driven learning in a small-group environment that encourages critical thinking, creativity, and confidence.
Nikki is also the Chief Editor of Enrichment Quarterly, a magazine that celebrates leaders who champion youth development and educational opportunity.
She began her career at a telecommunication company, where she advanced from customer service to Corporate Instructor, leading professional development for 47 remote locations. She later served as a Police Officer at Rutgers University and contributed to community engagement efforts. Relocating to Georgia for her husband's career allowed her to focus her energy on family, homeschooling, holistic education, and grassroots community work.
She holds a BA in Psychology with a minor in Early Education, a Master’s in Adult Education and Leadership, as well as, certifications in coaching, instructional design, facilitation, training, development, and holistic therapy.
Nikki believes that if you cannot find what you are looking for, you should create it. Her approach is grounded in the idea that instruction starts with words, but transformation starts with example. All aligns when you are living your purpose.
Nikki
Vice President/Board Treasurer
Founder/Executive Director
Barry is an active homeschool educator and LP District Manager who graduated from John Jay University with a Bachelors in Security Management and holds numerous certifications.
Barry advocates holistic practices, mentorship, physical fitness, and overall wellbeing. Barry's dedication to serving the community was acknowledged in 2022 when he received a Humanitarian Award from the City of South Fulton.
He strongly believes in supporting and employing veterans, and he is passionately committed to constructing resilient communities for future generations. Barry considers it a great honor to have the opportunity to serve others during his lifetime.
Julian
Social Media Specialist/Board Secretary
Julian, serves E4HH as our secretary and social media specialist. Having experienced public school, private school and homeschool, he possesses a thirst for knowledge and a love for exploring the world.
Despite attending college full time and Senior Airmen in the Air Force Reserve, Julian actively hones his entrepreneurship skills, displaying his tireless drive and determination. His independent nature shines through in his ability to efficiently and effectively tackle any task at hand.
Beyond his professional endeavors, his dedication to volunteering is truly commendable, highlighting his compassion and selflessness.
Julian@e4hh.org
International Operations Director/Co - Founder/Columnist
Elena
Elena believes collaborative work is a fundamental key to the enrichment of the community. As the Co-founder of E4HH, a mother, educator and advocate, she generates meaningful encounters and significant educational opportunities between students, parents, educators, local entities and specialist. Elena is passionate about homeschooling, conscious parenting, holistic living, bilingualism, education and children literature.
Elena holds an Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Arts in Theater with a concentration in Education. Elena has successfully developed and implemented several bilingual programs for children. She is currently in the process of writing her first bi-lingual children's book.
Elena has developed her strengths with over 20 years of experience in serving the community as an educator in the United States and Colombia. Her passion and extensive background in education and development has prepared her to make a significant impact within the homeschool community.
Mionka
YHSSA Junior Beta Club Director
Originally from San Francisco, California, Mionka Moore brings over 15 years of leadership experience in Emergency Management and Public Health. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and has served in high-pressure roles across the Greater Atlanta area, including 911 operations and public health coordination. Known for leading with clarity and calm in times of crisis, Mionka has successfully managed large-scale emergencies with a strategic focus on cross-agency collaboration and community resilience.
Now, as Director of the Junior Beta Club, Mionka brings that same level of discipline, vision, and leadership to education. She is deeply committed to nurturing academic excellence, character development, and leadership skills in young scholars. Her work with Junior Beta reflects her belief that students thrive when given structure, purpose, and the opportunity to lead.
Outside of her professional accomplishments, Mionka’s most important role is at home. A dedicated wife and homeschool mother of twin boys, she is passionate about sparking curiosity and achievement in STEM. She brings a personal, hands-on approach to learning, empowering children to grow into thoughtful, innovative leaders.
Mionka lives at the intersection of service, family, and building stronger communities while inspiring the next generation to rise.
Outreach Director
Machelle
Nature is Machelle’s first love, knowledge is her drive, cooking is her love language.Nicknamed the "Ginger Shaman", Machelle was born in Montana and raised on an Indian Reservation. Machelle has a Bachelor of Art in Psychology and Behavioral Health Science. She comes from a long ancestral line of healers and looks to nature for guidance and healing.
Machelle has a passion for cooking, Tai Chi and ketogenic meal preparation to help others achieve their health goals through diet. Her daily goals is to learn something new everyday and raise her children to be the best versions of themselves. She is passionate about sharing her knowledge of nature, gardening, and cooking.
As our E4HH Community Outreach Director, Machelle connects families with available resources in the community and host educational enriching field trips.
Darlene
Coordinator
Darlene is a recent graduate from Clayton State University, where she graduated with her Bachelors in Business Administration. Darlene was taught the importance of education from a very young age, and how it can open many doors. She is driven by her passion for equality in education and community development.
Darlene believes one of the greatest collective investments we can make as a community, is to invest into the future of children. Darlene hopes to accomplish great things during her internship with E4HH and looks forward to creating a strong bond with everyone she crosses paths with.
