What sets our team apart is our approach to Collaborative Partnership. Whether our staff are working in Nutrition, WASH, or Protection, they are trained in the advanced communication skills required to build true rapport. We don’t just “deliver services”—we listen.
Mr. Malis Ken Jack is a Certified Public Accountant with extensive experience in financial management, governance, and institutional leadership. He has served in senior roles across reputable financial institutions, including the Bank of South Sudan, where he contributed to strengthening financial systems, regulatory compliance, and risk management frameworks.
With a strong background in public finance and strategic planning, he brings sound oversight, accountability, and transparency to his leadership. As Chairperson of the Board of Directors of Action for Community Health (ACH), he provides strategic direction and financial stewardship, ensuring strong governance and long-term sustainability in advancing the organization’s mission.
Mr. Khamis John Bebe holds a Master’s Degree in Business Management, a Master’s Degree in Health Systems Management, and a Master’s Degree in Public Health with a specialization in Infectious Diseases. He is also a PhD candidate. He brings extensive professional experience in programming, project management, and organizational leadership. Over the years, he has worked with government institutions and reputable international organizations, and has served on the boards of several national organizations, leading and guiding high-impact development and humanitarian initiatives.
With a strong background in health systems strengthening, NTDs, WASH, management, and strategic project implementation, he offers deep technical expertise, operational leadership, and a results-driven approach. As the Executive Director of Action for Community Health (ACH), he provides overall strategic leadership, program oversight, and institutional stewardship aimed at advancing sustainable and impactful community health outcomes.
With strong background in Engineering and expertise in both technical and programme management, Mr. Arafat integrates engineering knowledge with strategic planning, budgeting, implementation, and monitoring to deliver practical, cost effective, and results driven interventions.
By combining technical precision with managerial oversight, he strengthens quality assurance, operational efficiency, and accountability across programmes. As Head of Programmes at Action for Community Health (ACH), he provides integrated leadership to ensure all interventions are technically sound, strategically aligned, and impactful.
Mr. Ladule Christopher, has a strong background in Agriculture and Public Health, combining technical expertise with programme management experience to deliver integrated development interventions. He applies knowledge in sustainable agriculture, food security, and community health to design, implement, and monitor programmes that address both livelihood and public health outcomes. By blending sector expertise with strategic planning, budgeting, and team coordination, he ensures programmes are technically sound, responsive to community needs, and results driven. As Programme Manager at Action for Community Health (ACH), he provides oversight of day-to-day programme operations, strengthening impact, accountability, and alignment with organizational objectives.
Mrs. Lonah is an experienced finance professional with extensive expertise in financial management, accounting, and organizational oversight. She combines strong technical knowledge in budgeting, reporting, and compliance with strategic financial planning to ensure robust and transparent management of resources. With a proven track record in risk management, internal controls, and financial governance, she strengthens accountability and operational efficiency across programmes. As Finance Manager at Action for Community Health (ACH), she provides financial leadership, oversees resource allocation, and ensures that all interventions are supported by sound financial systems and practices.
Ms. Agnes is a skilled Human Resource professional with expertise in staff management, talent development, and organizational administration. She integrates HR best practices with strategic planning to support a motivated, efficient, and accountable workforce.
With experience in recruitment, performance management, capacity building, and employee relations, she ensures that human capital aligns with organizational goals and programme needs. As Human Resource Officer at Action for Community Health (ACH), she provides leadership in workforce planning, staff development, and HR systems management
Mr. Michael is an experienced operations professional with expertise in programme support, logistics, and organizational management. He combines operational oversight with strategic planning to ensure that resources, processes, and systems effectively support programme delivery and organizational objectives.With strong skills in logistics coordination, process optimization, and team management, he enhances efficiency, accountability, and operational resilience across all interventions. As Operations Manager at Action for Community Health (ACH), he provides leadership in operational planning, resource management, and workflow coordination, ensuring programmes are delivered smoothly, on time, and with measurable impact.
Ms. Kiden is an experienced Monitoring and Evaluation professional with expertise in project support, data management, and performance tracking. She combines technical M&E skills with programme coordination to ensure interventions are effectively monitored, evaluated, and aligned with organizational objectives.
With a strong background in data collection, analysis, reporting, and impact assessment, she strengthens evidence-based decision making, accountability, and programme learning. As M&E Officer at Action for Community Health (ACH), she provides critical support in tracking project progress, generating insights, and ensuring interventions are delivered efficiently and achieve measurable results.