The Board - WEWASAFO

Bishop Jackson Wambua Muthama

Board Chair, WEWASAFO

Bishop Jackson Wambua Muthama is the Board Chair of WEWASAFO and a respected leader of Deliverance Church in Kakamega. He brings spiritual guidance, community credibility, and governance insight to the organization, supporting oversight of mission alignment, stakeholder engagement, and ethical leadership across all programs.
Bishop Dr. Jackson Wambua Muthama serves as the Board Chair for the Western Water and Sanitation Forum (WEWASAFO), providing strategic oversight, moral stewardship, and governance excellence. A well-known religious leader in Kakamega, he pastors Deliverance Church Kakamega, where he is recognized for strong community influence, spiritual leadership, and mobilizing people for social transformation.
In his capacity at WEWASAFO, Bishop Muthama guides board-level decisions, ensures that organizational mission and values are upheld, and leverages his network with church leaders, local authorities, and communities to champion the importance of clean water, sanitation, and hygiene. He stands as a bridge between the spiritual and development sectors—helping align faith-based support with technical programming, accountability, and sustainable impact. Under his leadership, the board benefits from his wisdom, networks, and integrity, helping the organization remain anchored in service, fairness, and community trust.

Jacqueline Khalemesi

Board Secretary, WEWASAFO

Jacqueline Khalemesi serves as Board Secretary at WEWASAFO. Having majored in Program Management, she represents the organization to the Board by preparing reports on project progress, helping develop and review policies, and ensuring alignment between the organization’s activities and governance standards. Her diligence ensures transparency, accountability, and strategic coherence.
Jacqueline Khalemesi is the Board Secretary for the Western Water and Sanitation Forum (WEWASAFO). Having majored in Program Management, Jacqueline plays a key role in bridging implementation and governance. She is responsible for preparing detailed progress reports for the Board, tracking milestones, and reviewing how projects perform against goals. She also ensures that WEWASAFO’s policies are up-to-date, relevant, and properly aligned with both internal standards and external requirements.
As Board Secretary, Jacqueline facilitates clear communication between program teams and the Board, helping translate field insights into governance decisions. She documents Board meetings, ensures that board resolutions are captured and followed, and that decisions are implemented effectively. Her work helps safeguard accountability, supports the Board’s oversight role, and ensures that WEWASAFO’s strategy, policies, and projects remain congruent with its mission and values. Jacqueline’s professional rigor enhances trust with stakeholders and strengthens institutional integrity.

Alex Mahiva

Treasurer, WEWASAFO

Alex Mahiva serves as Treasurer of WEWASAFO, providing financial oversight and strategy. With strong knowledge of public finance and government operations, he bridges collaboration between the organization and county government. His stewardship ensures fiscal accountability, alignment with public policy, and sustainable funding for WASH programs.
Alex Mahiva holds the position of Treasurer on the WEWASAFO Board, where he plays a crucial role in shaping the financial direction and governance of the organization. His expertise in accounting, public sector finance, and budgeting allows him to guide resource allocation, financial reporting, and internal controls that underpin the integrity of all WEWASAFO operations.
In addition to financial oversight, Alex acts as a liaison to county government authorities, leveraging his understanding of governmental processes to foster partnerships, align organizational priorities with county policies, and secure support or funding for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) projects. He ensures that WEWASAFO’s budgets and expenditures are compliant with both internal policies and external regulations. Alex’s strategic oversight strengthens transparency, enhances stakeholder trust, and helps WEWASAFO deliver sustainable impact in communities across Western Kenya.

Humphrey Buradi

Founder & Board Member, WEWASAFO

Humphrey Buradi is the Founder and a member of WEWASAFO’s Board, providing vision, stewardship, and leadership continuity. A leader in the water sector, he oversees The Water Project Programs in the Region. As Regional Director of The Water Project he leverages his experience in partnership building and policy advocacy to keep the organization aligned with its mission of sustainable WASH service delivery in Western Kenya.
Humphrey Buradi founded the Western Water and Sanitation Forum (WEWASAFO) and continues to serve on its Board, ensuring that the original vision and mission guide all strategic decisions. In this role, he offers governance oversight, institutional memory, and anchoring leadership to maintain institutional coherence and integrity.
Beyond WEWASAFO, Humphrey has held regional leadership in the water and sanitation sector, notably with The Water Project, where he served as a Regional Director working in Western Kenya. He guides partnerships with county governments and local institutions, helping secure collaboration and alignment for water and sanitation initiatives. Under Humphrey’s board leadership, WEWASAFO continues to emphasize sustainable water systems, community ownership, policy coherence, and strong stakeholder engagement — all rooted in the foundational vision he established when founding the organization.

Elvi Masibo

Board Member, WEWASAFO

Elvi Masibo is the Board Member representing education at WEWASAFO. As Deputy Principal (Academics) at Shieywe Secondary School, she brings strong leadership in school performance and policy implementation in school projects. She ensures educational perspectives inform board decisions and helps align WEWASAFO’s programs with school needs and community priorities.
Elvi Masibo serves as a Board Member of WEWASAFO with specific expertise in education leadership. She currently holds the role of Deputy Principal (Academics) at Shieywe Secondary School, Kakamega County, where she is responsible for overseeing academic quality, curriculum execution, teacher performance, and student outcomes. With experience guiding teachers and collaborating with local education authorities, she brings valuable insight into how water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions affect school learning environments and student welfare.
On the WEWASAFO board, Elvi contributes by ensuring that the organization’s initiatives consider educational contexts—such as schools’ infrastructure, student health, and learning conditions. She participates in policy review, stakeholder engagement with school heads, and the formulation of programs that support both community and school-based WASH outcomes. Her involvement strengthens WEWASAFO’s ability to deliver sustainable, education-friendly water supply, sanitation and hygiene services.