At Namati, our people are our greatest resource.

Namati Moçambique Alcides has over 25 years of experience in accounting and financial management in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. He received his certificate in accounting in 1985 from the Instituto Comercial de Maputo. Alcides dedicated 16 years of his life to the Mozambican League of Human Rights, first as Senior Finance and Administraion Assistant from 1995 to 2003, and then as Senior Finance and Administration Officer from 2004 until 2011. In 2012 he began working with the Wesleyana Methodist Church. He joined Namati in January of 2014. Alcides is a native of Inhambane Province, and he is the proud father of five children.

Alcino is based in Inhambane, Mozambique, where he is an Monitoring and Evaluation officer for Namati’s Health Justice program. In this capacity, he additionally provides IT support to our Mozambique-based team.

Alex is the Finance Officer at Namati, and comes from a background of four years of social justice finance work. He enjoys yoga, tabletop gaming, dance, and cooking.

Alexia is a Network Associate who supports the Global Justice Network’s efforts in the Asia region. Based in the Philippines, she graduated cum laude with a BFA in Information Design and minors in French and Sustainability from the Ateneo de Manila University. Currently, she is working towards completing her Master of Community Development at the University of the Philippines-Diliman. Having previously worked in Oxfam Pilipinas and the Philippine national weather agency, DOST-PAGASA, Alexia is an advocate of disaster risk reduction and gender justice. Alexia enjoys surfing and takes karaoke very seriously.

I work at Namati Freetown Office as a security guard and I have 2 children and I am living with my beautiful wife at home. I always humble myself in terms of good work to protect life and property of the noble organization and also achieve goals. I love reading books about human rights and environmental justice and international relations. I am fully committed to my job.

Alice Samuel Chambule, moçambicana nascida aos 14 de Março de 1991, licenciada em saúde materna e infantil pelo Instituto de Ciências de Saúde de Maputo e em Artes cénicas pela Universidade Eduardo Mondlane. Trabalhou como Conselheira, supervisor e Oficial de campo na associação Coalizão da juventude moçambicana. Trabalhou também em diversas áreas sociais dentro e fora das unidades sanitárias, fazendo trabalhos de sensibilização de comunidades em saúde, desenvolveu uma paixão no trabalho comunitário, o que lhe motivou a se juntar a Namati onde desempenha a função de Defensora de saúde.

Born in Zavala in Inhambane Province, Almirante joined Namati in 2014. Previously he worked as a driver for Goal, a non-profit focused on supporting vulnerable children in Mozambique. From 2006 to mid-2014 Almirante was a driver and logistics assistant for Pathfinder International. He is currently pursuing an advanced degree in human resource management at the Instituto Superior de Gestão e Finanças in Maputo. Almirante’s passion, dedication and creative problem solving are an asset to the team.

Amanda partners with Namati teams, composed of 180+ people across 10 countries, on strategic initiatives and partnerships, advocacy campaigns, digital content and operations, and impact filmmaking to engage global audiences around social and environmental justice. In direct support of Namati’s strategy, she spearheads the development of creative assets and messaging that resonates with key stakeholders including governments, funders, corporations, media, local communities, ally organizations and justice defenders. Some of the films that she’s co-directed and produced have been screened at the Smithsonian’s Museum of African Art, the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, the DC Environmental Film Festival, and in Oxford during the Skoll World Forum. In 2023, she spoke at the Women’s Environmental Leadership Summit hosted by the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Museum and has been recognized by Yale University’s School of the Environment,  Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Sustainability. Over the course of her career, Amanda has developed and executed measurable partnership and engagement strategies to drive land, environmental and climate justice, citizenship justice, health justice, the eradication of modern day slavery and dignity for the homeless. While at Humanity United, she was on a team that worked with US government agencies and foundations to launch the Partnership for Freedom, announced by President Obama in 2012. Amanda was a long-time board member of Article3.org and formerly served on the advisory council at the Women’s Community Clinic in San Francisco. She has her M.A. in Political Science and resides in Costa Rica with her family.

Ana Francisco Mabjaia is Mozambican. She worked for five years as a kindergarten teacher. She has also worked as a receptionist, saleswoman, and as an assistant at the Chinese medicine clinic. Later, she worked for three years as an APSS counsellor in the CCS. She has a special passion for working in the field of community health and collaborating in behavioural change in us and communities.

Ana was born and raised in the province of Inhambane, and she continues to work there now as a Health Advocate with Namati Mocambique. Her previous experience includes working as an entrepreneur and completing a Human Resources Management course.