Okello Geoffrey Director, Community Health and Partnerships
Okello Geoffrey
Okello Geoffrey is a seasoned development professional with a strong background in community health, project management, and youth empowerment. Currently serving as the Director of Community Health & Partnerships at Neurxtend Foundation, Geoffrey is instrumental in advancing the organization's mission to empower individuals with neurological disorders through comprehensive care, innovative research, and compassionate support.
Educational Background
● Diploma in Project Planning and Management – St. Augustine University, Lira (2015–2017)
● Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) – Jinja Senior Secondary School (2013–2014)
● Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) – Njeru Secondary School (2009–2012)
● Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) – Agak Primary School (2002–2008)
Founder – Global Institute of Hospitality and Tourism (2024–Present)
Geoffrey established the Global Institute of Hospitality and Tourism to provide specialized training to youth, equipping them with skills in hospitality and tourism to enhance employment opportunities and community development.
Program Director – Global Agricultural Pillars (2022–2023)
Led nutrition-focused farming initiatives in the Lango Sub-region, aiming to improve food security and nutritional standards among local communities.
Project Coordinator – Africa Health Concern (2017–2022)
Coordinated health programs across Eastern Uganda, focusing on hygiene and sanitation, malaria prevention, HIV/AIDS awareness, and the distribution of reusable sanitary pads to students. Collaborated with local and government health facilities to establish referral systems and enhance community health outcomes.
As the Director of Community Health & Partnerships, Geoffrey oversees the implementation of community-based health initiatives, focusing on neurological care and support. He fosters partnerships with local health facilities, community leaders, and stakeholders to ensure the delivery of comprehensive care to individuals affected by neurological disorders.