Chairs
Helen Mason
Elizabeth Graham
Patricia Behrens
Contact Person
Louis Toussaint
Number of members
Pradeep Mohapatra, Atef Ahmed, Saul Chirume, MS Subi, Delfina Reuben, Helen Mason, Elizabeth Graham, Kendra Garagan, Jonas Morton Phiri, Maria Ollé, Sipho Mwanza, Juha-Matti Kingelin, Sadabieu Sulaiman Quraishi, Vikram Ghandeeswaran Narayanan, Karen Spencer, Robert Rugamba, Thomas Mueller, Magnus Jägerskog, Catalina Surcel, Dumisile Nala, Martha Sunda, Ilya Smirnoff, Jeroo Billimoria, Jaap Doek, Nicole Rangel, Marianne Rasmussen, Riing Garwech, Pannan Henry, Raya Bou Jaber, Betty Abah, Hala Hashlamoun, Ebenezer S. Thomas, Chintu Masanta, Piji Protopsaltis, Patrick Krens, Cairo Arafat, Tony Fitzgerald, Andrew Mangeni, ANA KARINA GARCIA, Ana Flavia Godoi, Modupe Adelanwa, Heritier UKWISHAKA, KASIBANTE James, Robert Gillen, Smita Chakraborty, Patricia Behrens, Avani Parekh
Engagement with Government
No
Engagement with Private sector
No
Chairs
I’m motivated to be part of the Catalyst Now Child Protection Collaboration because I believe in the power of partnerships to drive real change for vulnerable children. With my experience at 180 Turning Lives Around, I’ve seen firsthand the impact of violence, trafficking, and abuse, and I know that systemic solutions require global collaboration.
This opportunity allows me to advocate for survivors, connect with key funders and partners, and help shape innovative, action-driven solutions that protect children. I want to ensure that local insights inform global strategies and that survivors’ voices remain at the center of child protection efforts.
With this application it is my hope to work with the Child line International mission. I would like to bring my experience to the table to help advance their movement as well as collaborate with them to bring ideas to my own program. All this in effort to better the ways that the youth can receive the help they needs by best means necessary.
Collaborators
Dear Sir/Madam
I am writing to express my deep passion for the work that we do at the African Children and Youth Development Network (ACYDN). As the founder of this organization, I am committed to improving the lives of children and young people in Africa, and I believe that our work can serve as a catalyst for positive change across the continent.
At ACYDN, we are dedicated to empowering young people to become leaders in their communities and to advocating for their rights. We believe that every child deserves access to quality education, healthcare, and basic human rights, and we work tirelessly to ensure that these needs are met.
We recognize that our mission is not an easy one, but we are motivated by the knowledge that our work has the potential to make a real difference in the lives of countless children and young people across Africa. We are constantly seeking new partnerships and collaborations that will help us to achieve our goals, and we are committed to remaining at the forefront of the fight for youth empowerment and development.
As the founder of ACYDN, I am proud to be part of a team that is making a real impact on the lives of young people in Africa. I am convinced that our work can serve as a catalyst for positive change, and I would be honored to have your support as we continue to pursue our mission.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Ebenezer S. Thomas
Founder, African Children and Youth Development Network (ACYDN)
I believe that only when we band together and leverage network and community effects can we really make any sustainable progress towards making our world better.
Cairo Arafat
Catalina Surcel
Networking, new knowledge skills and connections for supporting me in improving the communities I work with
Dumisile Nala
Tony Fitzgerald
Jaap Doek
By ensuring the efficient and effective delivery of programs and services, maximize the impact of the charity's efforts on the community. This meticulous management ensures that resources are optimally utilized and that support reaches those who need it most, thereby fostering positive development outcomes.
By serving as the face of the charity and advocating for children's issues and galvanize community engagement and support.
As a member of Catalyst 2030, I hope to collaborate with like-minded orgs & individuals to transform industries. By exchanging knowledge & best practices, we aim to create a global network that drives change. Through my network, I can provide intros & funding support in addition to advisement on strategic planning, innovation development & sustainable growth. In return, I seek guidance, resources & partnerships. Together, we can build a better future prioritizing safety, inclusion & long-term development in a sustainable & equitable world.
I’m motivated to be part of the Catalyst Now Child Protection Collaboration because I believe in the power of partnerships to drive real change for vulnerable children. With my experience at 180 Turning Lives Around, I’ve seen firsthand the impact of violence, trafficking, and abuse, and I know that systemic solutions require global collaboration.
This opportunity allows me to advocate for survivors, connect with key funders and partners, and help shape innovative, action-driven solutions that protect children. I want to ensure that local insights inform global strategies and that survivors’ voices remain at the center of child protection efforts.
Magnus Jägerskog
Prominent characteristics is that I am a result oriented and an excellent team player with the aim of contributing to the SDGs achievement globally by 2030.
Martha Sunda
Marianne Rasmussen
Piji Protopsaltis
Riing Garwech
With this application it is my hope to work with the Child line International mission. I would like to bring my experience to the table to help advance their movement as well as collaborate with them to bring ideas to my own program. All this in effort to better the ways that the youth can receive the help they needs by best means necessary.
Initiative to actively engage, involve and empower youth and women groups to participate in Local Enomic Development activities to uplifit their life wellbeing.
A young social activist for more than 10 years, passionate about youth and women empowerment, a youth member of the Global Youth Leadership Advisory Board GYLAB with DOT Canada, and a steering committee member with Restless development London, with a great civic engagement with local NGOs, shaped my personality, transferred an introvert young person to never being left on the sidelines while influencing other young people as well! Thus I believe my background and passion is greatly aligned with Catalyst 2030!
I want to be connecting with open minded people on global level to solve issues of vulnerble communities
I am interested in psychotherapy, community engagement, good governance and leadership, as referred to publication in job in Rwanda. I been working as social economic development officer of cell in Burera district since 2019, teacher of social science in primary schools for 4 years and also I have been a mentor of Unity club from my former working place this student club was aiming “HIV/AIDS awareness and inclusive education. I believe that the skills and experiences I have gained at this position make me an ideal candidate for the district office.
In fact, I’m the founder of HFG Heritage Rwanda, fresh graduate from Catholic institute of kabgayi in the department of education, in additional I hold a diploma in Educational psychology from Alison and bachelor’s degree in education from Cavendish university of Uganda.
I’m volunteering in different NGOs that all based in community like we got your back Rwanda, Wikimedia community user group Rwanda and youth estimation for peace and development, as I’m also working in local government and I’m a focal person in IMIHIGO performance especially in social protection and poverty reduction programs.
The intervention is very appealing to me, and I believe that my strong technical experience and education make me a highly competitive candidate for this Position. My key strengths that would support my success in this duties and responsibilities include:
I have successfully designed, developed, and supported hard working and time management behaviors.
I strive continually for excellence.
I’m a human right activist,
I’m a charismatic leader
Inclusive education model
I’m an active listener.
Team work
Critical thinking
Management
I can be reached anytime via email: robertrugamba5@gmail.com or by cell phone, +250788420752.
As a changemaker, I am driven by the vision of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. This vision can only be realized through collaboration, innovation, and learning across sectors and regions. That is why I am thrilled to join Catalyst 2030, a global movement of social entrepreneurs and innovators who are working together to transform systems and create a better future for all. By being part of Catalyst 2030, I will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and partners from around the world, exchange knowledge and best practices, and co-create solutions to the complex challenges facing our planet. I look forward to contributing to the movement and to the global effort to achieve the SDGs.
to efficiently and efficiently acquire the skills and knowledge
I believe collaboration and peer to peer knowledge sharing are key to achieving SDGs
Ilya Smirnoff
To Help Destinations and Hosts restoring and strengthen economic sustainability as the foundation for a common good and sustainable tourism development. We keep more tourism spend in Destinations.
I bring hands-on experience in educational innovation and a commitment to collective impact. Having previously coordinated Catalyst 2030's Education Collaboration, I aim to continue contributing at an individual level. I seek the invaluable learning and inspiration that comes from this network's collective wisdom.