Founders Legacy Initiatives
At the heart of Zeta Phi Noema is a commitment to legacy in action. Each Founder leads a signature initiative aligned with the organization’s pillars, designed to create lasting impact within communities and across generations.
Dr. O’s “Living Waters’ Initiative
Dr. Linora C. Hayes “Growth & Development”Initiative
The Young Ladies Growth & Development Initiative
1 Timothy 4:12
Empowers young ladies ages 14–19 to grow in confidence, character, and purpose. Through mentorship, leadership training, and life skills training. Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example.
‘In old age,I am He who will sustain you.” – Isaiah 46:4
Ms. Therese Johnson’s Seniors Wellness Initiative
The Seniors’ Wellness Initiative supports older adults through care, connection, and encouragement—promoting well-being in mind, body, and spirit while honoring their value and legacy. We create opportunities for fellowship, health awareness, and spiritual growth so seniors remain active, engaged, and uplifted. “
“You shall know the truth and the truth will make you free”.
Dr. Rita H. Bailey’s “Know Thy Self” Initiative (John 8:32)
A transformative initiative dedicated to sowing the seeds of truth that empower individuals to uncover and embrace their authentic selves. Through intentional teaching and guided reflection, it equips future generations to confidently walk in their purpose, reclaim their true identities, and build a lasting legacy.
Mark 10:45 - “ The Son of Man did not come to be served”
Dr. Courtney Pthakind’s “Servant’s Heart” Initiative
Servant’s Heart is a commitment to lead through humility, compassion, and service—uplifting others, meeting real needs, and creating lasting impact. Through meaningful acts of service, this initiative leaves a legacy of love in action. Mark 10:45 - ” for even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve…”