Trustees & Governance

Strong Governance. Shared Responsibility.
Behind Gap Kenya is a committed and compassionate team working daily to support some of the most vulnerable children in Mombasa.
Our staff bring together local knowledge, professional expertise, and a shared passion to create lasting change in the lives of those we serve.
UK Board of Trustees
Gap Ministries is registered in the UK as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) and governed by a Board of Trustees responsible for the charity's finances, strategic direction and overall governance.
Registered Charity No. 1212960

Paul & Gayle Woods
Paul and Gayle co-founded Gap Kenya and serve as trustees on both the UK and Kenyan boards. Paul brings a background in corporate management, while Gayle is a former nurse and midwife who later worked as a public health midwife supporting vulnerable mothers and children. Together, they bring over 15 years of hands-on experience in shaping the charity’s development, vision and work with vulnerable children.

Grace Thompson
Grace joined Gap Kenya's UK board of trustees in January 2025. She is passionate about supporting children to have the best futures possible and felt drawn to Gap Kenya when she first read about our work and vision.
Grace's background is in external affairs, and she brings this experience into the charity, advising on stakeholder engagement and communications.

Gill Barber
Gill has a background in Social Work and cares deeply about supporting those who are disadvantaged and marginalised. More recently, she worked as a personal assistant to the CEO of a charity, gaining valuable experience in the day-to-day running and development of a charitable organisation. Gill brings professional experience, compassion and practical knowledge to her role as a trustee, with a genuine commitment to helping the charity make a positive and lasting difference.

Moroluwa Adeju

Cameron McAdam
Governance in Kenya
Gap Kenya currently operates as a Community Based Organisation (CBO) and is in the process of establishing a charitable Trust.
Our Kenyan Trust Board provides local oversight, knowledge and experience, helping to ensure our work remains accountable and appropriate to the communities we serve.

Adet Kachi
Adet is CEO and Executive Director of YEHU Impact Ltd, with over 15 years’ leadership experience in microfinance and international development across Africa. He brings extensive expertise in strategic management, financial oversight, risk management and corporate governance. Adet serves on the global CHOICE Humanitarian Advisory Board and has held several board positions within Kenya’s microfinance sector. He holds an MBA, has undertaken advanced leadership training at Harvard Business School and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Strategic Management and Leadership.

Dr. Fredrik Korir

Winfred Namu (Malalo)

Njau Chege
Njau has a background in Biomedical Engineering and currently works in the hospitality industry in Nyali. A committed Christian with a strong passion for charitable and community work, he is an active member of Rotary International and is involved in church development initiatives. Njau brings a valuable combination of professional experience, community engagement and a genuine commitment to serving others to his role as a trustee.
Accountability & Transparency
We are committed to operating responsibly and transparently, complying with relevant requirements and working closely with the local Children’s Department to safeguard the children we support.
Every donation matters. We use our resources carefully and responsibly, always keeping the wellbeing of the children at the heart of our decisions.