Helping Angola’s Youth: From Schooling To Skimboarding To Hair Advice
By Sam Seifman
She’s a master multitasker: Angela Helena Carvalho de Sa dedicated many hours to working for Angola’s underprivileged young people while studying for a degree in clinical psychology.
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