Gloria Ochola

Gloria is the Executive Director of Tunaweza Empowerment Organization (TEO); a non-profit women's’ rights, survivors-centered, and youth development advocacy community-based organization that exists to catalyze the power of the most vulnerable girls, young women, and youth to create the future they imagine for themselves, for their society, and for the world.

Before her appointment as the Executive Director at Tunaweza Empowerment Organization, she worked for Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network (KELIN) in Migori County coordinating a community health rights intervention project that strengthened advocacy and accountability in quality and rights to health in the community, primary and secondary schools.

Gloria has over seven years of experience in youth empowerment work in Migori county and possesses an immense wealth of knowledge and experience in the provision of technical support and capacity strengthening to community-based health and development groups with a proven ability to work effectively with government. She is also a certified civic educator by Uraia Trust Kenya.

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