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MEET THE BOARD MEMBERS.

Mom Godfrey: Founder/Program director
Email: momgodfrey234@gmail.com
Aondofa Isaac Terhemen: Assistant Programs director 
Email: terhemenisaac19@gmail.com
Mngohol Benjamin: Director of Finance
Email:mnghoholben20@gmail.com
Obed John: Technical adviser
Email: obedjohn1491@gmail.com
Cynthia Godwin: Director of communication
Email: cynthiagodwin2004@gmail.com


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