As co-founder and director of Gihon Women Centre, Agnes has worked with women and children for more than 15 years. She has spent the last six of those years serving survivors of HIV and gender-based violence in Kitengela. Agnes is among very few women who have chosen to be a voice to the voiceless women and children who suffer in silence. She has also worked with girls affected by female genital mutilation (FGM) and continues to help the victims heal as well as get the communities. Her passion for justice and innate leadership ability only further shine in her work as Director of Operations for Sikhona Rescue Centre. 

Keren Happuch is passionate about human rights and has worked with both women and children in different capacities for a five years volunteering at Gihon Women Centre and International Christian Church. She is very vocal about women rights and fights for the minority groups while being a really good communicator across different age groups. She is currently the Director of Communications and Fundraising at Sikhona Rescue Centre.

Mary Nzilani earned her position as housemother as Sikhona Rescue Centre after working with the kids at Rehoboth Learning Centre. Since she started three years ago all the parents have really enjoyed the best services. She was recommended by the public health officer in 2018 and 2019 as one of the cleanest caregiver.