She is a Public Health Specialist and Nurse with over 15 years of experience strengthening PHC systems in rural Uganda. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health and a Diploma in Nursing. She has led the design and implementation of high-impact Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (MNCAH) programmes, RH initiatives, and GBV response interventions. Committed to fix the burden of teenage pregnancy and unsafe abortions through pioneering an integrated community Reproductive Health Response at KDP. She’s the Deputy Executive Director at Kabubbu Development Project (KDP).

She is the Development Manager at the IndyGo Foundation (USA) and a community development professional with over 18 years of experience in strengthening local systems, mobilising resources, and leading programmes that improve the lives of vulnerable communities. She has held senior leadership roles with organisations including World Vision, ACODEV, Watoto Child Care Ministries, and ACORD Uganda. Passionate about advancing equitable, community-led development through strong partnerships and sustainable solutions. She holds BSWASA (MUK), MDS (UMU), Masters Philanthropic Studies (INDyU-USA)

He is a public health physician and development leader with over 24 years of experience designing and leading programmes that strengthen health systems, promote climate resilience, advance food systems transformation, and improve livelihoods across East Africa. Holds MBChB, BEHS, MPH, MBA, DrPH.

He is the Executive Director of the International Foundation for Recovery and Development (IFRAD) and a development practitioner with extensive experience advancing locally led solutions in refugee-hosting and post-conflict communities across Uganda. His expertise spans livelihoods, market systems development, climate resilience, and localisation, with a strong commitment to strengthening community institutions and promoting sustainable, inclusive development. Holds BBS (MUK) and MBA (NUK)