Nothing is possible without community leadership.

Okumu Kenneth Jimmy is from Owoo subcounty, Gulu district, and is a Community Support Officer at Kulukeno Hub. Their role as a community support officer is to sensitize the community about the digital internet at Kulukeno hub so that they can come and learn, connect and get information. They are so passionate about teaching all categories of community members and my dream is to become a professional teacher.

Omega Sam is from Awach Town Council, Gulu District, and is a Community Support Officer at Awach Central Hub. Their role as a CSO is to be the custodian of Hello-World properties at my Hello Hub.

Isaac Otikiro lives in Kampala and works with Hello World as a Community Support Officer at the Busawula community Hub. Their role is to support the community, access information, connectivity and encourage learning in the Hub. They are passionate about accelerating awareness and driving change in the community.
"I feel proud each time I see a positive Impact in the community. My biggest goal and Aspiration is to have a society of informed and skilled people where there is individual dependency and responsibility."

Eng. Rabiraj Khadka is a visionary technologist and social innovator at the forefront of Nepal's digital transformation. With a unique educational background in both Computer Engineering and Psychology, he brings a holistic approach to his work, contributing to societal development through the strategic intervention of Science, Technology, and Innovation. Guided by the philosophy of "Creative Destruction," he follows a dynamic process of Experiment-Innovate-Impact to provide cutting-edge solutions to community challenges. His expertise spans network engineering, system design, application development, IoT solutions, curriculum development, and community-driven ICT initiatives.

Passionate about mentoring young minds in Nepal, Rabiraj introduces them to both indigenous and cutting-edge technologies, exemplifying his dedication to sustainable, context-appropriate innovation. Currently leading Technology Development at Hello World and Technology For All, his work embodies the motto: "Community development through science, technology, and innovation." He constantly seeks new ways to apply technological solutions to social challenges, ensuring digital advancements translate into tangible benefits for Nepali communities.

When free from the confines of his profession, he finds inspiration in hiking Nepal's hills and expressing himself through poetry, reflecting his multifaceted nature and allowing him to draw connections between the natural world, human psyche, and technological innovation.

Rachael successfully completed a mentorship program offered by Hello World and acquired numerous skills, culminating in the receipt of a training certificate. They also hold UCE and UACE certificates. Prior to joining Hello World in 2020, Rachael worked with Alight, where they were involved in data collection. As a Community Support Officer, Rachael's goal is to ensure the effective utilization of the hub and all its equipment to bridge the technology gap within the community.

Rachael is deeply passionate about lifelong learning and assisting others in achieving their own success and their dream is to lead a healthy and happy life while also being in a position to support others in achieving their own aspirations.

Rahima Ali is a social worker with a diploma in social works and social administrations. As a researcher, they have done a lot of good research work for a number of NGOs like Agakhan Foundation, World Vision, War Child Holland, CRS, Makerere University, Finn Church Aid, Plan International and Ministry of Health. They have managed to sensitize young women and girls on how to avoid teenage pregnancy, taught youth on financial literacy and how to make liquid soap, soap and reusable pads in Apo and Kuru sub counties. Rahima has big plans to work with communities to change the mindset of young women and girls, and make sure they are empowered.

Having completed his Bachelor degree from Everest engineering college Pokhara University, Saugat majors in computer engineering. Fresh out of college and straight into fieldwork he is now working as the lead engineer for the Hello Hub builds in Nepal. The Student has become the teacher as Saugat is assisting local communities during the Hub build. He will be giving basic hardware and software training to the community people after the completed builds. Dubbed by Johnny Fenn as the "extroverted introvert" he is often found playing games with local kids during the builds.

Sindhu has an MBA in Finance and has worked across the charity sector in Nepal. Having spent 5 years at the Lumle Agriculture Research Center in Neapl, he became a financial adviser for the Gurkha Welfare Trust UK and stayed for 26 years. He has worked on projects covering water, schools, medicine, agriculture, community action and care of the elderly.

Brian lives in Buloba, Wakiso District, working with Hello World as a Community Support Officer of Buloba Community Hub. Brian supports their community in accessing Internet, connectivity as well as learning in the hub. They are passionate in celebrating awareness, causing change which other people just talk about in the community. Brian feels happy each time they see a positive change in the community.

Vincent lives in Gayaza, Masaka and works with Hello World as a Community Support Officer of Gayaza Community Hub. Their role is to support the community, access information, connectivity and learn in the Hub. Vincent is passionate about accelerating awareness and bring change in the community. They feel happy each time they see a positive change in the community.

For the past 5 years, Sumina has been engaged with various organizations working for the betterment of women and children. She has extensive experience working in the field of women empowerment, child rights, child safety and right to education programs. She is a passionate individual when it comes to community development, specifically women empowerment and child development issues. She is an introvert who loves to travel and explore new cuisine and food cultures.

Susan Akiror is a community social worker who holds a bachelor's Degree in adult and community education from Kyambogo University. She works as a project associate for Hello World and is very passionate about working with marginalised children, women, girls and youth in areas of economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, early childhood care and basic education.