We are delighted to welcome Pascal Freeman to African Revival’s team in Gulu, Uganda.
Pascal joins us as our Programme Development and Impact Manager, working alongside colleagues, schools, communities and partners to help strengthen our programmes and understand the difference they make.
Experience rooted in education and community partnerships
Pascal brings more than 20 years of experience in humanitarian and development work in Uganda and East Africa. His background includes programme leadership in northern Uganda and West Nile, working across education, child protection, livelihoods and community development.
At Save the Children International, he led regional programmes that included classroom construction, teacher support and early childhood education. He also worked with World Vision Uganda on education and community-led development. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside local governments, community organisations and other partners, and has supported teams to use evidence and learning to improve their work.
Building stronger partnerships with schools
At African Revival, we believe lasting progress begins with listening to schools and their communities. Pascal’s role will help connect that local knowledge with practical programme planning, delivery and learning.
As we develop our approach to longer-term school partnerships, that means looking at the whole picture: the conditions in which children learn, the support available to teachers, and the priorities identified by each community.
Learning from our work
Understanding impact is about more than counting activities. It also means asking what has changed for schools and children, what is working, and what we can do better. Pascal will help us strengthen how we gather and use evidence as our programmes develop.
We are very pleased to welcome Pascal to the team and look forward to sharing more of his work with our supporters.
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