GCAF Board of Directors is the organization’s higher governing body, elected by the members at general assembly meeting. All members are responsible for gaining a basic understanding and initiating action in support of GCAF’s “Vision, Mission, Goal and Objectives”. This includes assisting in expanding GCAF’s outreach and increasing its visibility and donors support. All board members are volunteers and serve without compensation.
The Board of Directors appoints GCAF’s Head of Programmes who is the (CEO) of the organization; and who also acts as a Secretary to the Board.
The CEO reports to the Board of Directors and is in charge of the daily operations and management of the organization. The Head of Programmes in consultation with Board of Directors recruits top managerial staffs including Programs Coordinator, Finance Manager and senior Program Managers, Program officers, administration officers, human resources, external relations, field officers and support staffs of the organization.
GCAF works to improve, protect and sustain the livelihoods of its beneficiaries by delivering services in Greater Upper Nile and Greater Equatorial of South Sudan
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Lifetime Achievments
January 2009 , Karachi, Pakistan
Best Teacher Award
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Lifetime Achievments
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Best Teacher Award
January 2009 , Karachi, Pakistan
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