Reginah Cyalo
Secretary
Reginah Cyalo serves as the Secretary at Raising Hope Centre, where she is responsible for managing the organization’s documentation, including meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence. In this critical role, Reginah ensures that all records are accurately maintained and that the organization complies with relevant legal and regulatory requirements. Her meticulous attention to detail and organizational skills have made her an invaluable asset to the team, helping to streamline operations and ensure that Raising Hope Centre remains transparent and accountable.
With extensive experience in both leadership and program management within the NGO sector, Reginah has developed a strong track record of contributing to impactful initiatives. Her professional journey includes significant work with Raising Hope Centre, where she has played a key role in advancing the organization’s mission. Reginah’s leadership experience extends beyond the administrative and operational functions; she has also served as a Program Leader at the Forum for Women for over three years. During this time, she led numerous initiatives focused on empowering women and girls, fostering community development, and providing crucial support to vulnerable populations.
In addition to her professional experience, Reginah’s personal values are deeply rooted in faith. As a God-fearing woman and a graduate of Bible College, she brings a unique perspective to her work, grounded in compassion, service, and humility. Her Christian beliefs shape her approach to social work, and she is passionate about making a difference in the lives of others. As she often states, “Serving refugees is serving humanity, and serving humanity is serving God.” This powerful statement reflects her deep commitment to serving others, particularly refugees, and underscores her belief in the spiritual and moral responsibility to help those in need.
Reginah’s dedication to humanitarian service is reflected in both her professional and personal life. Whether managing organizational documentation, leading programs for women, or serving vulnerable populations, she consistently demonstrates a passion for improving lives and a strong belief in the transformative power of service. Her work exemplifies the intersection of compassion, leadership, and faith-driven action, making her a key figure in the ongoing efforts to support refugees and marginalized communities.
