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Our Team
Elizabeth Jerue
Executive Director
Elizabeth Jerue is originally from the village of Anvik and is a proud member of the Anvik Tribe. She brings more than a decade of experience working with nonprofit organizations, where she has successfully managed programs in victim services, tribal government technical assistance, and social services.
Elizabeth is deeply committed to strengthening tribal communities through collaboration, capacity building, and culturally grounded approaches to service delivery. Her leadership reflects a strong dedication to integrity, community empowerment, and advancing opportunities for Alaska Native people.
In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her family and being out on the land and river, where she stays connected to her roots and culture.
Kaila Druck
Client Advocate
Kaila Druck is a proud Gwich’in Athabascan from Fort Yukon, where she was born, raised, and deeply rooted in tradition. She is committed to personal and professional growth, both in her role and in her daily life. As the new Client Advocate for Healing Native Hearts Coalition (HNHC), Kaila is passionate about giving back to her people and supporting community healing through traditional practices and cultural strength. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her son, creating beadwork, and being outdoors. Kaila is excited to walk this journey with the HNHC team, continue learning, and take the next step in her personal development by returning to school.
Angel Mayo
Administrative & Events Coordinator
Angel Mayo serves as the Administrative & Event Coordinator at Healing Native Hearts Coalition. Originally from Tanana, Alaska, Angel recently returned to Fairbanks after spending time in Anchorage, where she worked as the Project Coordinator for Gana-A`Yoo, Limited Corporation. She is excited to be back in the Interior, where she is dedicated to supporting and uplifting local villages through her work at Healing Native Hearts Coalition by raising awareness about domestic violence and promoting healing within Native communities.
Sabrina Marunde
Finance & Grants Manager
Sabrina Marunde, a spirited Koyukon Athabascan with family roots in Hughes and Ruby, Alaska, brings 13 years of experience in the finance field to her role as the Finance and Grants Manager at Healing Native Hearts Coalition. Known for her deep love of numbers—especially a good bank reconciliation—Sabrina is passionate about serving her people by building systems that bring safety, structure, and peace of mind.
Her journey in finance began at AVTEC in Seward, Alaska, where she studied alongside her sister Monique in 2012. During her time there, she completed an internship at Doyon, Limited, which launched her career. She went on to work as the Accounts Receivable Clerk at Doyon Drilling before spending nine years as the Controller at the Interior Regional Housing Authority (IRHA).
Outside of work, Sabrina is a dedicated wife and proud mom to two children, Gisele and Randy. Her home is full of love and life—including three dogs (Donut, Zero, and Bubbles) and a cat named Paru. She and her husband enjoy hunting together and make yearly trips to Valdez for silver salmon fishing. They’re also avid travelers, taking every opportunity to explore new places—so far, Florida and Mexico top the list of favorite destinations.
Whether she’s reconciling accounts or helping her community thrive, Sabrina brings warmth, dedication, and a steady hand to everything she does.