For over 20 years, I have led programmes in nonprofit management and international development. My work has taken me across Malawi, India, Botswana, and the UK.
Much of this work focuses on disability inclusion and equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). I coordinated regional disability projects across the 16 member countries of the Southern Africa Development Community, based out of Botswana.
Projects in this category include:
Each project combines strategic programme management with a focus on equity. I bring project management skills, built through certifications like PMP, alongside years of hands-on leadership in the nonprofit sector. The goal stays the same across every project: create fair access and real change for underserved communities.
I managed the Assistive Technology Information Mapping (AT-Info-Map) Project funded by the Google Impact Challenge, which developed of a mobile app to map the availability of assistive technology in ten countries within Southern Africa region.
I managed the Arts and Crafts Project, which supported 13 craftspeople with disabilities in Kgatleng District, Botswana with skills and resources. Backed by Loughborough University, it later built a multi-purpose hall in Mochudi and an e-commerce platform.
I managed the Inclusive ECDE Project, which helped children with disabilities in Lesotho, Mozambique and Zambia get identified early and enrolled in school, which later grew into a regional campaign for the development of inclusive ECDE Strategy .
The #Inclusive Young Voices project ran in Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Zambia, and Malawi. It gave young people with disabilities a platform to use social media and other online tools. The goal was to push for disability rights within national and regional youth policies.
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