Our Team
The 1,000 days NONO's Team
Oliver Mwalongo
Global health advocate, childhood survivor of malnutrition bringing indigenous knowledge with science to nourish vulnerable lives sustainably.
Eunice Baraka
Results-driven strategist with 5+ years in food systems innovation, scaling community solutions through climate-smart leadership and digital impact models.
Silivia Mfinanga
Certified nutritionist empowering refugee mothers with WHO-based feeding practices, tracking child health and household nutrition through door-to-door engagement.
Noely Maunda
Agroecologist and permaculture expert specializing in adaptive micro-gardens, soil regeneration, and resilient crop systems in crisis-affected communities.
Our Volunteers
Amina Issa
Supports pregnant teens in camps with personalized garden routines to nourish both mother and unborn child daily.
Jacklin Mwella
Documents before-and-after garden impacts, capturing visual stories of children transformed through nutritious food grown at home
Khadija Mussa
Tracks child growth data across households, connecting undernourished children to nutrition support gardens and emergency feeding programs
Maimuna Komba
Coordinates mother-to-mother support groups, sharing breastfeeding tips and daily garden harvest routines for infant nourishment
Maria Mrope
Leads nutrition circles for refugee mothers, teaching critical 1,000-day meals using local, garden-grown ingredients
Miranda Mkosa
Translates garden training into multiple dialects, ensuring no mother is left behind in nutrition education sessions.
Neema Sanga
Trains indigenous girls in seed-saving and garden building, preserving traditional food systems through youth-led climate action
Rabia Saidi
Collects indigenous recipes and adapts them into simple, nutritious meals using NONO garden produce for weekly family sessions.