The leadership of Care for Life in Mozambique are men and women chosen for their commitment, integrity and enthusiasm. They possess the ability to effectively inspire and mobilize people in the villages, as well the ability to perform thorough follow-up to track the families’ progress. Care for Life leaders are people-centered, integrated, and focus on self-reliant development in their efforts to promote Care for Life’s mission to alleviate suffering, promote self-reliance and instill hope.
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Solomão Malidadi Solomão has been with Care for Life since 2006 and directs all of Care for Life’s operations in Mozambique. Solomão worked for many years in marketing and sales, but he yearned to have more meaning in his professional life. It was at that point that he joined Care for Life. |
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Tobias Antonio Jone Tobias is responsible for the Income Generation & Agriculture and Food Security & Nutrition sectors of the Family Preservation Program for all the villages Care for Life works with. Tobias has been with Care for Life since 2006 and enjoys teaching the families the benefits of nutrition, planting of family gardens and generating personal income through application of Care for Life’s business instructions. He thrives on seeing change in people’s lives. He is married and is the father of two children. |
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Ana Micas Ana Micas is responsible for the Family Health and Sanitation sectors of the Family Preservation Program for all the villages Care for Life works with. She has been with Care for Life since its inception. She approached Cindy Packard in 2000 asking if she could offer her nursing skills for free at a local clinic station that Care for Life set up. |
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Adilson Abdala Adilson is responsible for the Psycho-Social Well-Being of the families as well as for the well-being of the Orphans/Vulnerable Children. Adilson started working for Care for Life in 2009, when the Family Preservation Program started in Nhamatanda, a very poor district of the Sofala Province, 90 kilometers distant from Beira. Very soon Adilson was distinguished by his love for the families and especially for children. His vision, enthusiasm, and hard work qualified him to be called to work at the headquarters in Beira. |
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Carlos Chivale Carlos joined Care for Life in 2008 and worked as a Field Officer for three years. In 2011 he was promoted to oversee the Education sector. He graduated in Community Planning and Development from the University of Pedagogy in Mozambique. He is married and the father of two daughters. |
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Rachid Abasse Adenane Rachid is responsible for Community Participation and Home Improvement |
