“We believe that it is best to give our leaders control, because they know what is most needed and how it can most effectively be implemented. They are the ones that help restore hope, save lives, and build communities.” – TH USA
Emmanuel has been with Think Humanity since 2007. He was the director of health care up until 2016. He now lives with his family in Norway, however he now holds an important role as the Global Operations Manager for Think Humanity. He works daily with the Ugandan managers and administrators to see that all reports and accountability is received on time. Emmanuel has a diploma in social work and social administration.
Peter has partnered with Think Humanity since 2009 through New Life in Africa. Peter is a Global Team member and in charge of bookkeeping and finances for all transactions in Uganda. He is the manager of the Acholi Breakfast Club (ABC) Program, a Think Humanity Acholi Quarter community outreach program. Peter holds a diploma in Local Government Administration, Management from Makerere University Business School, and a certificate in Computerized Accounting from Kireka Vocational Training Institute. He is the proprietor and director of Peterprise Foundation Uganda, “Leaving a sustainable world for tomorrow’s generation.” Peter also assists in our product purchases from the women artisans in the Acholi Quarter.
Amini is the financial administrator for Think Humanity and has been with us since September 2016. He is in charge of all financial disbursements and record keeping for Think Humanity in Uganda. He was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but due to the instability of war, grew up in Rwanda. Amini has a degree in finance from Kigali Independent University (ULK) in Kigali, Rwanda.
Nambozo Ester comes from Mbale district in eastern Uganda. She graduated in 2014 from Kyambogo University with a B.A. in Economics. She has a beautiful daughter aged 8 yrs. She loves girls and that’s why she is very happy to work with Think Humanity as the Education Administrator whose major aim is to invest in girl education in order to change the entire dynamic of a household for an African woman.
Pascal is the Health Care Manager. He was a volunteer with Think Humanity for many years before becoming a manager. He is now in charge of mosquito net distributions, birthing kits, water wells, and Women Health Days at the Think Humanity Health Center Kyangwali. Pascal attended Mandela Secondary School and also attended Mayanja Medical Training Institute in Mbarara. He plans to enroll at Kampala School of Health Sciences to get a degree in medical records.
Daphine is a part of the African Leadership Team and is Ugandan by nationality. She has a Bachelor of Arts with Education from Uganda Christian University. She has experience working with refugees for more than two years. She is instrumental in developing, implementing, and evaluating refugee care programs, offering solid care techniques to vulnerable children, problem solving and analytical skills along with first aid. She teaches physical education at the Think Humanity Secondary School. In addition to being a teacher, she is the matron and assists other managers when and where she is needed.