Roselyn is a federal public service employee with Service Canada. She has over 7 years of experience serving Canadian seniors under the Old Age Security program and is passionate about leveraging her experience to help seniors in Uganda live a decent life in their golden years.

Roselyn also serves as a board member on North America Masaba Cultural Association (NAMCA) where she continues to grow her experience in non-profit organizations.

She holds a Masters in International Economics from Ryerson University in Toronto and MSc Development and Resource Economics from Norway.

Pastor Michael Mataya is a Senior Pastor of Calvary Temple Worship Center Mbale, Uganda. He currently lives in North Carolina, USA with his wife, Milsaint and two children Samali and Joel.

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Pastor Mataya is the founding leader of Champion Evangelistic Ministries International and coordinator through the Bible Radio program (TTB) in Uganda and South Sudan. He is also one of the founding member of USSSU. His pastoral work with the church in Uganda while a resident in the United States allows him to spend substantial time in Uganda, which makes him available to  implement and monitor some of USSSU activities.

Humphrey Kulyate works with National medical stores(NMS) in Uganda where he is based. He is passionateabout working with the civil society and plays active rolesin several community-based organizations. He also holdsleadership roles in diverse organizations including:Executive member of the African CoordinationGroup (ACG)Vice Chairman of the Initiatives of Change (IofC),Uganda chapter and is frequently nominated torepresent Uganda at the IofC Global Assembly.An active member of the Anglican Church of Ugandaand currently serving as a Publicity secretary to theMbale diocese Network.Founder member and Publicity chair for UniversalSeniors Social Services Uganda (USSSU)Founder member of Namayumba Disabled FarmersAssociation, an association of farmers living withdisabilities and working together to generateincome.Board member and Uganda coordinator of the NorthAmerica Masaba Cultural Association (NAMCA).

Iddi Kibuuka holds a Bachelor's degree in Development Studies from Kyambogo University and is currently pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation at Uganda Management Institute. With six years of experience as a Program Officer at Sensitise Uganda, Iddi Kibuuka has demonstrated a strong commitment to community development and civic engagement.

In addition to professional work, Iddi Kibuuka serves as the Board Treasurer of Lwakhakha Primary Old Students Investment Club and is a Board Member of Universal Senior Social Services Uganda. Driven by a passion for serving the elderly, youth, persons with disabilities, and women, Iddi Kibuuka is dedicated to making a positive impact in the community through various initiatives and projects.