Elizabeth is the Protection Officer at Brotherly Relief Mission Initiative (BRMI), leading efforts to safeguard the rights, dignity, and well-being of vulnerable individuals and communities. Through protection monitoring, case management, community engagement, and referral services, she helps ensure that humanitarian interventions are delivered in a safe, inclusive, and survivor-centered manner.

Joy serves as the Food and Agriculture Officer at Brotherly Relief Mission Initiative (BRMI), supporting the implementation of sustainable agriculture and livelihood interventions that strengthen food security and community resilience. Through technical guidance, farmer engagement, and capacity-building initiatives, she works to improve agricultural productivity and enhance the livelihoods of vulnerable households.

Blessing is the Data and Information Officer at Brotherly Relief Mission Initiative (BRMI), responsible for managing project data and information systems to support evidence-based programming. By ensuring data accuracy, quality, and timely reporting, she contributes to informed decision-making, effective project monitoring, and organizational accountability.

Peace serves as the Education Officer at Brotherly Relief Mission Initiative (BRMI), coordinating education initiatives that promote equitable access to quality learning opportunities for children and vulnerable populations. Through collaboration with communities and key stakeholders, she supports inclusive education and fosters safe, supportive learning environments.

Joseph is the Project Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officer for BRMI’s Family-Based Protection and Psychosocial Support Project. He is responsible for monitoring project implementation, managing performance data, measuring outcomes, and producing timely reports to ensure the project is delivered effectively, meets its objectives, and improves the well-being of vulnerable children and families.

Favour is a Case Worker on BRMI’s Family-Based Protection and Psychosocial Support Project, supporting the delivery of quality protection services through community outreach, case management, beneficiary follow-up, and coordination with service providers at Ichwa camp. She is committed to promoting the safety, dignity, and resilience of vulnerable individuals and households.

Jato serves as a Case Worker on BRMI’s Family-Based Protection and Psychosocial Support Project, providing direct support to vulnerable children, families, and individuals with protection concerns at Abagena camp. Through case identification, assessment, referrals, follow-up, and psychosocial support, he helps ensure that beneficiaries receive timely, confidential, and survivor-centered services.