Glorious Das

Glorious is a dynamic and compassionate leader with a keen interest in Church-centered transformational development. A medical doctor, with advanced degrees in public health, transformational development, and theology, Glorious has 15 years of experience in international relief and development.

Ali Angobona

Ali has worked with World Concern for five years, and in the humanitarian field for 10. His passion is seeing villages partner in their own growth, which is the foundation of One Village Transformed. He holds degrees in languages and literature, has been trained as a pastor, is earning a master's degree, and speaks eight languages.

Irene Nyambura

Irene holds a degree in agricultural economics. With expertise in training and commitment to conservation agriculture, she worked in our Somaliland bread project, has successfully overseen various projects in South Sudan, and is now based in DRC, where she serves in collaboration with the local Anglican Diocese of Aru.

Efanor Nore

Efanor lives in one of the most dangerous cities in the world. He and his family were forced by gangs to flee their home, and yet, after 13 years of work in international development, he is committed to his nation and its transformation. “My faith helps me not give up despite challenges and obstacles. It opens my eyes to understand that change lies within the capacity of Haitians,” Efanor said.

Harun Ringera

Harun has worked in development work in the Horn of Africa for 23 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in education and a master’s degree in development studies. “My greatest joy is to see lives transformed from poverty to the abundance of life. I love World Concern because it goes to people in greatest need,” Harun said.

Joshua Pascua

Joshua has served World Concern in Laos for four years. He has spent the past 22 years working in community development. “My dream is that the Laos country program will be a champion for transformational development,” Joshua said. “My faith plays a big role in what I do, and it keeps growing and being strengthened.”

Sandar Bo

With a passion for the Lord and for serving the vulnerable, Sandar has had a 22-year career in development work. With degrees in economics and public health, she has served as a community facilitator, analyst, program associate for an HIV project, and health and grants coordinator. Sandar’s favorite scripture is “Be not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good.” (Roman 12:21).

Peter Mutua

An enthusiastic project manager with over 15 years of experience in many aspects of project management, Peter directs our Somalia team with an eagerness to learn and develop new skills. He has worked with World Concern for the past 12 years.

Rose Agolla

Rose holds a Bachelors Degree in food science and nutrition. She has vast experience in designing and implementing nutrition, disaster risk reduction (DRR), WASH, livelihood & social protection and research-related projects.

On nutrition, she has additional expertise in high impact nutrition interventions (HiNi) inclusive of integrated management of acute malnutrition (IMAM), infant and young child feeding practices (IYCF). Rose was overseeing project implementation in Kenya before moving to South Sudan.

She is currently overseeing the projects in South Sudan.

Florence Aketo

Florence holds a degree in community development, postgraduate diploma in project planning and management, and certificates in administrative law.

Her sphere of influence is community and partners integrative negotiation, lifting hope through community activities implementation. She successfully executed sponsor donor relations tasks in Compassion International partnership project in Patongo NCC, and currently she working as the project officer overseeing the activities implementation in Uganda.