Aside from our board of Directors, we have a wonderful team of people behind Hisani Foundation doing the hard work and contributing priceless ideas. We believe that they deserve their own recognition and thanks.
Rob Mayer, Head of Mechanical Engineering (HOME), has an informal education in Mechanics. Previously, he has worked in a garage, fixing vehicles, and in a shop, fabricating dump truck covers. Currently, he works at Turning Point, Inc., working with individuals with intellectual disabilities, helping them to integrate into their communities. He is versed in several different types of vehicles and has worked on both gasoline and diesel engines. He also has experience in sewing, roofing, and building houses. Upon hearing about Hisani Foundation, he expressed interest in being part of the team. He says, “Hisani Foundation gave me an opportunity to make a difference in other’s lives. Even if I help one person, that is more than enough.”
Theresia Mollel is a passionate community advocate and cultural storyteller from Tanzania, dedicated to improving the lives of women and children through health education and empowerment. Through the Maasai Women Health Organization, Theresia works closely with rural communities to raise awareness about maternal health, harmful traditional practices, and girls’ rights, while also sharing the beauty and strength of Maasai culture with the world. She says, “I am working with Hisani Foundation because I believe in its commitment to improving lives through meaningful community support and sustainable impact. It is an honor to contribute to an organization that prioritizes dignity, care, and long-term positive change for the people it serves.”