Our Team

Jean Kaye’s focus is on strategic non-profit business development and growth with a goal of self sustainable futures for all those she works with. Motivating people, and ‘seeing’ fiscal opportunities for advancement seems to be her passion. She loves helping children, and stopping the poverty cycle. For the last 20 years Jean has focused on the building of a successful and innovative non-profit organization, H.E.L.P. International.

Ronny is a community development worker with a passion for supporting and empowering vulnerable groups, especially children & women- towards self-sustainability.
Ronny oversees all the daily activities of the help project in Uganda. He is a powerful leader and visionary for the help community.
Ronny has a bachelor’s degree in development studies from Makerere University

Ritah is a vital part of the help community for the last eight years. She is a trained social worker with a passion for empowering vulnerable woman and children . She has seen great improvement in the lives of the women and children in this community.
Ritah is excited to see how God will continue to use this project to bring the abundant life to her fellow neighbors and friends.

Ritah holds a bachelor’s degree in social works and social studies.

Dr. Peter Garrity is a visiting professor at Teachers College, Columbia University where he teaches Theories of Knowing and Learning Mathematics, as well as elementary and secondary mathematics methods courses.

Since 2010, Peter has been a volunteer with HELP Uganda. He provides professional development and helps with the overall organization of the school. He works closely with the teaching staff to align curriculum with Ugandan standards and improve instructional strategies. In 2017 Peter and his student, Chris Martin, developed a microfinance program. With the guidance of the Uganda team the model has brought financial strength to the community.

Kate is a primary and preschool educator who holds a masters degree in childhood education and a Masters Degree in library science, both from St. John’s University. Kate’s involvement with HELP International Uganda started in 2015. She has become passionate about bringing educational opportunities to the children of Masese, as well as help to provide support to the entire community. Kate lives with her husband in New York, and has two grown daughters.

Since 2010, Delia has worked as a volunteer for HELP Uganda. Delia offers professional development training for teachers and works with the women of Masese bead cooperative. She serves on the project’s Board of Directors and the Education Committee. She raises awareness about H.E.L.P.’s work and actively fundraisers for the project through presentations and bead sales.

Pam is a teacher, small business owner, and author. She has a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education. Bruce worked at Avago Technologies. He has an associates degree in electronics, and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking.

Since 2005, Pam and Bruce have worked as volunteers for HELP Uganda. Pam helped start the original school in of Masese. Currently much of her time is spent selling Ugandan jewelry to raise funds for the project. Bruce is an important part of the construction team at HELP Uganda. He is also working to bring computers to the school and neighboring area.

Heath Armstrong initially visited the school in 2017 to help a friend with a research project on the development of young women and sports in society. Through meeting Arthur and his work, Heath fell in love with the idea of digitally expanding education at the school and within the community. He has since spearheaded the expansion of the sponsorship program and fundraising platform.