Dikeledi Mokhoabane (community trustee – Soutpan)
Dikeledi lives in Soutpan where she balances motherhood and teaching while also serving as a trustee. As a teacher at Kagisano Combined School, Dikeledi fosters a passion for education, motivating her students to aim high for a better future. Understanding the challenges women face, Mme Dikeledi is in the process of establishing a supportive group for women in Ikgomotseng, providing a safe platform for sharing experiences.

Gladys Mokhobo (community trustee – Dealesville)
Mme Mokhobo, a native of Dealesville, exemplifies community spirit and progress. Beginning as a farm school teacher, she later became a T.L.C Councillor in Tshwaraganang Location. In 2011, she assumed leadership as Tokologo’s Mayor. Today she’s a key figure at Tshomarelo Primary School and a Letsatsi Solar Park Trustee, advising on community needs. Mme Mokhobo’s journey signifies a life dedicated to service, leadership, and community betterment.

Janet du Preez (independent trustee)
Janet is a development consultant working both in South Africa and internationally. She is a professional social worker, who has worked in many fields in the social welfare environment, including holding a senior position in government. She is committed to supporting and assisting vulnerable communities and families, and does this through her involvement in a number of community-based Trusts on which she serves.

Ameen Amod (independent trustee)
Ameen is a governance expert who has previously chaired the Audit and Risk Committees of the Department of Energy, the Department of Defence, the Railway Safety Regulator, the National Consumer Tribunal, and the Provincial Department of Health, and Social Development amongst others. He serves on the DGMT Board of Trustees,on the Audit Committees of the National Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, and on the Department of Public Service & Administration. He is married with 2 children and is an avid hiker and mountain climber.

Russel Davies (REAP representative trustee)
Russell holds undergraduate degrees in Law, Commerce and Theology, a Masters in Social Policy and a post-graduate diploma in Development Management. Following four years practising as an attorney, Russell has spent most of his professional life in senior roles with international NGOs in Australia, the United Kingdom and South Africa. Prior to joining REAP in September 2010, he was Director of HOPEHIV, a UK based children’s charity with project partners all over East & Southern Africa. In addition to his role at REAP, Russell chairs the National Bursary Support Providers Forum.

Sinazo Nkwelo 
Sinazo is a Commonwealth Scholarship recipient with a Masters in Development Economics from SOAS, University of London. She is passionate about a human development model that holistically and systematically unlocks the potential of a life by investing in that life from conception through to employment and doing so within a context of a geographic location. She is inspired by her parents, who dedicated their lives to God and in service to their family and community.