Steve oversees the running of the organization. KCDC and Kyaninga Mobility is deeply personal for Steve as the organization was founded because of the experiences and difficulties that Steve and his wife Asha faced with their own son, who has epilepsy and development delay. They initially advertised for a physiotherapist to come out to Uganda for 6 months to provide intensive therapy for their son, but after realising how many other families were facing similar and even greater challenges, Steve, Asha and Fiona felt compelled to act and established KCDC, and then Kyaninga Mobility.

Pearl’s role primarily involves providing administrative support to the Managing Director. In addition, she is responsible for donor and fundraising relations; finding, maintaining, and reporting to new and existing donors and supporters. At Kyaninga Mobility, Pearl helps to manage the workshop team and aids testing and development of the devices. She is vital for keeping day-to-day tasks ongoing while being the connection between various team members.

Clive, who is based out of Bristol, England, has a huge amount of experience in software development and also working with a variety of charitable organisations. He has previous experience of working to create mobility devices for individuals with disabilities. 

Clive has been the chief engineer at Kyaninga Mobility for 3 years and continues to successfully design and develop our mobility aids.