A lifelong commitment to make a positive difference
Supporting underserved young men through mentorship, education, and opportunity.
The Compassion Network was founded by Dr. Hannah Hemeineh Wright Cramer, whose childhood in Liberia and professional work with vulnerable youth in Ohio revealed a simple truth: young men thrive when they have consistent support, guidance, and someone who believes in them. After witnessing the impact of trauma, instability, and limited resources, both in her own life and in the lives of the boys she served through Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services and Mooseheart Child City & School. Hannah created The Compassion Network to fill a critical gap. We provide trauma‑informed mentorship, emotional support, and practical life skills that help young men build resilience, confidence, and a healthier path forward. When young men are supported, families are strengthened, communities grow, and futures are changed.
Our Story
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Mentorship
Our custom solutions are designed to transform your unique challenges into victories, providing tailored strategies that bridge the gap between potential and achievement.
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Education
Join our workshops and webinars for interactive sessions that are engineered to unlock your productivity powerhouse, teaching you to harness the latest techniques and insights.
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Opportunity
Dive into our extensive collection of tools and resources, carefully curated to empower you to be more efficient and effective in your daily tasks and long-term projects.
About Hannah
Dr. Hannah Hemeineh Wright Cramer, PhD. International Psychology, MSW, Trauma-Informed Educator | Global Mental Health Advocate | Certified TIC Specialist. I live in Amelia, Ohio. I originated from the Republic of Liberia, West Africa. I was resettled in the United States in 2004 as a refugee and became a U.S citizen in 2010. I'm married; my husband’s name is Anthony Wayne Cramer. I have no children of my own, but I adopted my late brother’s three children (Paulina Wright, Hannah Wright, and Charles Wright), who are currently residing in Liberia. I was born to the union of Robert Benedict Wright Sr. (deceased) and Paulina G. Howe (deceased). I have four sisters and nine brothers.
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Ph.D. in International Psychology – Trauma Services, the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2025.
Master of Social Work (MSW) University of St. Francis, Illinois, 2016
Post-Master Certificate in Addiction Studies, North Central University, 2020
Bachelor of Arts in Human Services Management, University of Phoenix, 2014
Associate in human services, Oakton Community College, 2011
Associate in social work, National Institute of Social Work, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, 2001
Certificate in French Speaking and Writing, University of Côte d’Ivoire, Abidjan, 1998
Our Commitment
Our commitment is to provide you with custom solutions tailored precisely for your needs, enabling a seamless bridge from potential to peak performance.
Dive into our expert-led workshops and webinars to unlock the power of productivity and refine your problem-solving skills. With our extensive resources at your disposal, you're well-equipped to streamline your operations and achieve your strategic objectives. Join us, and let's navigate the path to excellence together.
Contact us.
Telephone: (630)-352-1612
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