Welcome to our website! Meet the dedicated individuals driving our vision forward - our esteemed Board of Directors.
Duduzile Angeline Sibanda
Executive Director
Duduzile Angeline Sibanda is the woman behind the non profit organisation.She is a mother of three children of whom Nyasha her first born son has autism and developmental delay .It is from her vast first hand experience with Nyasha that she was inspired to start this life changing foundation.
Dudu has a background of 23 years of adult nursing .Her passion is to advocate for autism awareness and acceptance and in overall support autistic families
Majury Mashipe
Vice President
Health Care Aide since 2010, Advisor ( Seniors Community and Social Services) Govt. of AB since 2017 working with the vulnerable those on social welfare, and on AISH . She has a a background in Administration , Community Support Worker/Addictions. Has also worked in group homes with clients with Autism, Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Mental illness/ Addictions
Christiane Biloma
Outreach Director
Christiane Bilomba has experience in community services helping families and youth ,community, business resources and outreach. Currently pursuing a BA, MacEwan University , -Family ,Youth & Diversity Stream. She has worked on a project with Adult Literacy Society (PALS) 2021, to raise awareness of the programs and services they offer. Experience in hospitality, organizing , Coordinating events, Services and developing networks. Worked with Children Services. Her passion is uplighting families and youth even through challenges,
Priscilla Ndlovu
Secretary
Priscilla Ndlovu is a wife, mother of three kids. She has health care experience in Austim,metal health, Dementia and End of life Care.Also passionate about bringing awareness about austim and breaking down barriers and stereotypes associated with it through educating others .
Barbara Manomano
Treasurer
Barbara Manomano is passionate about supporting people with disabilities and their families maximize their potential. It can be challenging to navigate life alone for people with disabilities, but with adequate support, it’s possible to find and access necessary resources. This has been my passion for over two decades working as an occupational therapist, supporting people with disabilities.