Meet the Change-Makers Behind Darren Hart Foundation
Morgan Odhiambo
Director
I'm a final year student pursuing a bachelor's degree in Veterinary Medicine. I'm very passionate about humanitarian work and compassion, with three years of experience working with DHF. I'm good at solving problems and supporting the positive growth of our organization. In my free time I enjoy playing football and reading books.
Anita Kemunto
Finance Secretary
I'm a political science student at the University of Nairobi. I'm driven by the desire to make our society a better place for everyone through changing lives of the vulnerable. I believe in conserving our environment and hence improving our surroundings. I engage in initiatives to encourage youth and teenagers to be champions of environmental conservation at an early age. I believe that we all need to light up a torch for a better future.
Mercyline Atieno
Executive Secretary
As a humanitarian, I'm passionate about creating positive change. I believe in kindness, empathy, and community. My work focuses on supporting vulnerable groups and promoting equality. I'm driven by the power of collective action and compassion. Together, we can make a difference.
Josephat Asutsa
Programs Manager
I am deeply passionate about utilizing my skills and expertise to contribute to humanitarian efforts, charity initiatives, and environmental conservation. With a strong commitment to giving back to society, I strive to make a positive impact by actively participating in projects that promote social welfare, support vulnerable communities, and preserve our natural environment.
Through dedicated involvement in humanitarian work and environmental conservation, I aim to foster sustainable development, empower individuals, and inspire positive change for a better tomorrow.
Carolyne Nyambura
Programs Coordinator, Menstrual, Women and Youth
I lead and coordinate programs that empower girls, women, and young people through education, advocacy, and community engagement. I am passionate about promoting menstrual health awareness, gender equality, and youth empowerment.
Through my work, I strive to create safe spaces, provide access to essential menstrual health resources, and support initiatives that help young people grow with confidence, dignity, and opportunity.
Veronicah
Programs Coordinator, Humanitarian
I am a Public Health Officer committed to serving and empowering communities. I am driven by a heart for service, supporting vulnerable populations and ensuring the effective implementation of humanitarian initiatives. I am passionate about delivering sustainable interventions that promote health, dignity, and empowerment within underserved communities.
Linn Amondi
Environmental Programs Coordinator
I am Linn Amondi, a Software Engineer and Environmental Programs Coordinator at the Darren Hart Foundation. Driven by a deep commitment to sustainability and community development, I specialize in bridging the gap between high-impact technology and environmental conservation.
I believe that true innovation lies in creating systems that not only protect our planet but also empower communities to build resilient, responsible futures. At the Foundation, I focus on coordinating programs that integrate technical precision with practical, long-term sustainability goals to drive lasting change.
Angel-Mary Kamau
Programs Coordinator, Volunteers
Volunteering has always held a special place in my heart because it allows me to connect with people from all walks of life, build lasting friendships, and continuously learn new skills. I genuinely enjoy creating impact through service and find joy in knowing that even a small act can brighten someone's day.
What keeps me going is the happiness and hope I see in the people I serve. It's the most rewarding feeling. I live by the motto, "Always smile or don't forget to smile," because I believe kindness and positivity are powerful tools for change.
As someone passionate about communication, community engagement, and youth empowerment, I'm excited to bring both heart and leadership to this role.
Gloria Maroy
Assistant Editor
Humanitarian work and volunteerism are more than just commitments for me; they are a calling. I find deep fulfillment in serving communities, addressing urgent needs, and creating sustainable solutions that uplift lives. Whether it's disaster response, policy formulation, or grassroots engagements in mental health advocacy, I am driven by the belief that every act of kindness has a ripple effect.
Volunteerism has taught me resilience, empathy, and the power of collective action. It fuels my purpose to make a tangible difference, not just in crises, but in shaping a more just and compassionate world.
Eric Metian
Chief Editor
I'm a student at the University of Nairobi majoring in BSc Civil and Construction Engineering, mentor and a leader. I'm actively involved in mentorship, volunteership and environmental advocacy through youth mentorship programs, community awareness on environmental conservation, tree planting drives and clean up exercises.
I'm compassionate, decisive and resolute, propelled by passion to see everyone around become the better version of themselves. In my spare time, I'm an avid reader of transformational books, a voice over artist and a soccer player.
Brian Ontita
IT Director
I am deeply driven by my passion for utilizing my skills and expertise to contribute to humanitarian efforts, charity initiatives, and environmental conservation. With a firm commitment to giving back to society, I am dedicated to making a positive impact by actively participating in projects that promote social welfare, support vulnerable communities, and preserve our natural environment.
Through my role at the foundation, I strive to leverage technology to foster sustainable development, empower individuals, and inspire positive change for a better tomorrow.
Darren Hart
Founder and CEO
Darren Juma is a humanitarian, civil engineer (BSc), and Founder & CEO of the Darren Hart Foundation, a youth-led nonprofit transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children across Kenya.
His journey began as a student at the University of Nairobi, driven not by resources, but by a deep conviction that every child deserves dignity, guidance, and the opportunity to thrive. What started as small acts of compassion has grown into a movement that empowers children through mentorship, essential support, and environmental initiatives.
Darren’s leadership is rooted in one belief: true change happens when we invest in people, not just problems.
An Invitation: He invites philanthropists and partners around the world to be part of this mission, because a single act of support can restore hope, dignity and a child’s future.
Scott H Adams
Chief Advisor - U.S Engagement and Global Partnerships
Scott has spent his career as a Global Executive specializing in distressed company turnarounds and startup operations all over the world. He is an accomplished business leader and entrepreneur with extensive experience in business transformation and a passion for community service. He is currently the Founder and President of Surgical Recovery Systems and holds an MBA from Duke's Fuqua School of Business.
Scott's commitment to community impact is equally prominent. He actively volunteers with initiatives that support children's development and help adults build self-sufficiency skills, reflecting his belief in empowering others.
His values align perfectly with the Darren Hart Foundation's mission of lifting up children and equipping adults for independence here in Nairobi. As a member of the Board of Advisors, Scott brings compassionate leadership, business acumen, and heartfelt dedication to helping others.
