Mary’s position as Director of Programs is outreach to children and young mothers through home visits, assessments, and follow up reports in order to determine educational placement. In addition, Mary’s responsibilities include the coordination of the counseling, mentorship, and Help for Health programs. Mary’s greatest joy is to be a part of program in which those in her charge grow and progress on their journey to adulthood. Mary holds advanced degrees in counseling, psychotherapy, social work and human resources. She values programs that are relational and ensure the needs of sponsors, staff, mentors, children, teens, young mothers, and the Help our World, One on One and Omu’Omu teams. When not working, Mary loves her alone tine connecting with God through prayer and meditation. She also loves spending time with others and she is a great cook! Mary began working with these kids in 2003.

As Director of Human Resources, Paul’s responsibilities include: the planning, organizing, directing, and management of the overall Omu’Omu program. His primary focus is he empowerment of vulnerable and at risk Ugandan children. Paul’s true passion is in providing a Godly approach to serving children, teens, and young mothers in the transformation of their communities. In his spare time, Paul can be found on the soccer field, reading, traveling, ands pursuing his musical talents. Paul joined the YFCU team in 2008.

After having completed a bachelors degree in Business administration and Accounting from Makere Business School, Dickson has been working with this group since 2001. Presently he is serving as the accountant for Omu’Omu and his duties include: keeping account of all ministry funds, handling all financial transactions pertaining to Omu'Omu and providing financial reports for to the boards of both How101 (U.S.) and Omu’Omu (Uganda). Because Dickson has followed the progress of our children for many years, his wise counsel is an integral part of the ongoing mentorship program established by the Omu’Omu team. Additionally, Dickson enjoys spending time with his family, visiting friends, and learning new ideas from others… especially seniors.

Samuel joined the staff in 2016. He is responsible for being aware of the welfare of the children, counseling them and mentoring them. He has a degree in social work and social services from Nsamizi Training Institute. Samuel appreciates his team mates and values their commitment to all in the Omu’Omu program. In his spare time he enjoys swimming and pursuing his interest in music. Sam is an excellent addition to the staff. Children of all ages are drawn to his leadership and compassion.