Sarah Nayebare wears many hats! She serves with her husband Moses Nkwatsibwe raising their three children and is a mother to many destitute children and to the church community at large. As a qualified nurse and an enthusiastic entrepreneur, she has established a local pharmacy store / banking outlet and other ventures.

Pastor Moses is the reason we are doing what we are doing. As Director of Covenant Global Ministries Uganda and a prolific church planter, he is a man of vision and action with a big heart for the community. He is our friend, our inspiration, our local encourager and consultant., always ready to help when needed.

Ubaldo is the headmaster of Alpha Omega School, a pastor at Kiburara Gospel Center, a husband and father. He was a key player in the launching of TCI. As a man of deep compassion and vision, he tirelessly supports us with his wisdom and action - participating with us in many outreaches and endeavors.

Lucky Matsiko is married to Shillah, has two children, a degree in procurement, is a gifted speaker and has a calling to public service. He explains “We are Christians and I really love serving God and helping the needy – that’s what has driven me to work with Transformed Communities International since its main objective is to serve and teach the vulnerable groups”

Pastor Stephen Bitungwa was one of our first friends in Kiburara. At one time, he and his wife Rovina were deeply entrenched in witchcraft. Now, however he says “It is my desire to serve God and the people. l feel l need my community to change their paradigm and shift from the old thinking to the new thinking.”

Oscar Mugumya, is a distinguished secondary school teacher who was ranked in 2020 as the second most effective teacher in Uganda in Mathematics and Economics. He has a calling to establishing and strengthening education in rural areas by ably administering our sponsored students, through teacher training and.personal encouragement.

Godfrey is a youth pastor at Kiburara Gospel, Center and is married to Prossy. He models TCIs core values and works enthusiastically as a TCI Community Mobilizer, a business owner and farmer. He says: “The reason why I like to work with TCI is to see our communities transforming both spiritually and physically.”

Gilbert grew up in Kiburara and has returned as a registered Medical Clinical Officer. He is passionate about teaching about health and providing medical services to the needy. "I'm so happy to be part of TCI family and very proud of the work we are doing to create sustainable solutions for our impoverished communities"

He holds a diploma in secondary education (Biology and Chemistry) and recently completed his degree in Nursing Sciences at Uganda Christian University. He is passionate about serving vulnerable people, Christ-centered health care and has served in various leadership capacities. "Helping communities in finding solutions to their problems is my goal"

Denis was born and raised in Kiburara and returned there to work after obtaining a degree in Business Administration. He has since obtained a diploma in project planning and management and is passionate about sustainability and community transformation. He enjoys working in strong teams that look at the long term picture.

Gabriel is a servant hearted Karamojong who dearly loves his community. When asked about his journey with TCI he said: “Transformed Communities International has been a very big blessings to my life. It has connected me to the most vulnerable and underprivileged people. This gives me the chance to transform them and touch their lives holistically with the love of Jesus Christ.”

Eda Michaud, with a long career in community development brought her wisdom and experience to bear on the situation in rural Western Uganda. Her assessments, team building and training resulted in the birth of TCI. We exist because of her love and commitment.

Frank was raised in South Africa, he has been in the USA since 1988 as a researcher and university academic. He is passionate about his research as a microbiologist but equally passionate and committed to reversing issues of poverty, and promoting education in Uganda.

Sue was born and raised in Zimbabwe, is also a microbiologist, teacher, artist and grandmother of nine. She has a passion for the wonderful children in the rural areas to become all they can be through the transforming power of the Gospel and though education.

Cathy is passionate about working with teens and helping them discover their God-given talents. In 2017, Cathy first visited Western Uganda and fell in love with the people. In that story-rich culture, Cathy has taught theatre skills to students who then dramatized biblical stories to share in their school, in prisons and on the street.

Connie Dorris has compassion for the poor and those who are spiritually lost and has a bent towards education. She has worked to assist the persecuted church worldwide and now runs a small non-profit to encourage evangelists in communist countries and is the financial director at TCI.

Serena began working in community development and outreach in college. With her background in children’s education and fundraising, she has provided support for missions in Africa and Asia. Her desire is to be the hands and feet of Jesus wherever she lives, serving the poor and needy.

Founder of Africa Leadership School in Durban South Africa (www.africaleadershipschool.org) He provides excellent biblical equipping, mobilising, and development of leaders in churches and the marketplace. During his long career as a pastor in South Africa he occupied leadership positions in community outreach organizations and he brings a wealth of experience to TCI.

Lisa Carr is a veterinarian and small business owner who has a heart for the marginalized and a desire to support people one on one.  She was introduced to TCI's work through hearing stories of God's miraculous work in Eastern and Western Uganda and wanted to see first hand the fruit of all that was being done.  From then, her involvement with TCI has grown in proposal preparation, accounting consulting and HR advising.

Ellis has been helping TCI with much needed administrative work since she was 14! She is exceptionally gifted in this and says: “I do this because I love the passion Sue and Frank have and it inspired me. I want to help TCI function more efficiently and help keep up with the mundane tasks so that everyone else can focus on other things. I also enjoy helping those who have less.”

Charlotte is a primary school teacher who has a heart for children and a desire to see them healthy, thriving and loving the Lord. She became familiar with the work of TCI when she went on a mission trip with the Robbs to Uganda in 2016 so she was eager to be involved when approached with a need for someone to manage the new child sponsorship program. 

Charlie has been a great help with funds reconciliations. When asked about his experience this far, he said: 'I am grateful for the opportunity to be a small part of the TCI team. As a volunteer for the past year, I have been able to see God’s work across the world."

Gloria and her husband, Nderitu met Sue Robb at an Advance Conference in Houston in the Summer of 2024. They kept in touch and God led Gloria Sue and Frank Robb to a call that resulted in Gloria helping out with project management, communication and the dynamics of the Uganda team amongst other things since August 2024. This has been a huge blessing to Gloria whose eyes and mind have been opened to all that God can do through His faithful servants.

Wakesho is passionate about community development and dedicated to empowering and restoring dignity to under-resourced individuals. She recently graduated from the University of Georgia with a Master’s in Non-profit Management and Leadership and has over eight years of experience in the nonprofit sector in Kenya and the USA. She learned about TCI through a volunteer and was drawn to the organization because of its impactful work in Uganda. She is excited to contribute her skills to further the TCI mission.