Our Staff

With a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Temple University and an MSW from Howard University, Sebrina has nearly 25 years of experience as an administrator in various aspects of the social work field including Mental and Behavioral Health, Housing, Education, Social Services, and Community Relations. While working with a team of professionals to construct an Autism School in the greater NE, she decided to obtain a second master’s degree from Saint Joseph’s University in Criminal Justice with a concentration on Applied Behavior Analysis. Her experience includes the oversight of the Strength Alliance, a program that promotes and encourages resilience, health, and well-being of individuals who engage in organized commercial or underground sex work. She was also the primary evaluator for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention grant awarded to the School district of Philadelphia for several years. This grant supported school-based HIV prevention and surveillance including the Youth Risk Behavioral Survey (YRBS) and School Health Profiles.

Sebrina comes to Bebashi after leaving her role as Director of Student Services at a small for-profit company that provides behavioral support to primarily autistic students throughout the state of Pennsylvania.

Throughout her career, Zuline Gray Wilkinson has exhibited a collaborative spirit and successfully created innovative programs that made differences in the quality of life for diverse populations. Her work in developing a Pharmacy Program for the Medically Indigent was featured on a national news program. She was a key stakeholder in the creation of a comprehensive fatherhood program which included workforce development, computer education, job placement in addition to anger management and parenting education for fathers. The fatherhood program served non-custodial fathers in an urban community. Her initiatives for teen mothers are noteworthy. She initiated a summer camp for teen mothers and their children; successfully collaborated with the Junior League to create a computer lab which contributed to a marked improvement in student grades.

Collaboration is the hallmark of her work. As the visionary for a consortium of community healthcare professionals who worked together to address long term care issues in health care the consortium became a nonprofit organization and successfully received county funding to carry out its work. Dr. Wilkinson served as chairperson of the Board of a multiservice agency that served Latino citizens; the agency which became the first Latino organization accepted as a full United Way member agency.

Dr. Wilkinson’s experience includes leadership roles in healthcare and nonprofit organizations. She has presented at conferences across the nation including giving testimony before the United States Commission on Civil Rights and presenting at the Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government. She has written for professional publications and her leadership has been recognized with various awards and honors. During her studies at Princeton Theological Seminary, Dr. Wilkinson completed a field placement with the Child Welfare League of America where she crafted a National Faith Based Initiative targeted to religious institutions with a goal of increasing awareness and advocacy for vulnerable children and families in the child welfare system.

Zuline holds a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Temple University and a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Divinity Princeton Theological Seminary and a Doctorate in Ministry from Drew University.  She is married to Dr. Jean Wilkinson and they are parents of three from adult children and five delightful grandchildren.

Nafisah has worked with Bebashi since 2012 and has held several roles within the organization.

She started her career as a medical case manager and support group facilitator, and quickly moved into leadership positions as team leader and, most recently, assistant supervisor of medical case management.

Nafisah manages Bebashi’s Community Advisory Board, which provides quality assurance for client related services, and oversees the organization’s Electronic Medical Record Systems. She has participated on two strategic planning projects for the expansion of the organization and has assisted with developing Bebashi’s performance evaluation tool and leading the staff morale club.

Nafisah earned her Bachelor of Social Work degree from Temple University and Master of Science in Psychology from Walden University.

She joined Bebashi nine years ago because of her love of serving the community and her passion for ensuring that marginalized communities attain access to resources that they often do not receive.

She is excited to continue the development and expansion of Bebashi’s programs.

Rosenna (Rose) Harrell joined Bebashi in February 2022.  A native Philadelphian, she obtained her Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Temple University’s Fox School of Business and has maintained her PHR designation since 1997.  She began her HR career, during her senior year of high school, with Comcast Corporation and honed her skills for 11 years with Comcast, while obtaining her degree and professional certification.

Rose felt the strong need to give back to the community and left Comcast to enter the non-profit arena and served as HR Director for child welfare agencies and The American Red Cross’ Southeastern PA Chapter.  Rose’s vast experience in both the for profit and non-profit sectors allows her to see the importance of making corporate connections in the non-profit world.

Rose specializes in employee relations and organizational development and brings over 35 years of human resources experience to the Bebashi team. Her HR philosophy is simple, the employees are her customers; take care of them and they will take care of the clients.

In her free time, Rose enjoys walks on Kelly Drive, traveling and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.

Libro joined the Bebashi team in September of 2021.  He obtained his Master’s in Health Administration from Saint Joseph’s University in 2016 and has 5 years of high level management and administrative experience in the private healthcare sector. Prior to his administrative roles, he used his Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Misericordia University to work in the field of behavioral health in Northeast Philadelphia as a case worker for children on the autism spectrum.  Currently, he is the Practice Manager for the Bebashi Wellness Clinic and works closely with the clinical staff and the entire Bebashi team to ensure that we are offering the highest quality medical services to our community.