Experienced social development practitioner with more than 10 years of experience in project management, social protection, volunteer management, human rights advocacy, social development, office administration, case management, crisis intervention, and stakeholder engagement.

He is a qualified Social Entrepreneur with academic backgrounds in Business Management and Social Work, bringing over a decade of experience in the social development, humanitarian, and nonprofit sectors.Prior to establishing CPA Ghana, Mr. Clayman had worked with both national and international organizations across the charitable and private sectors, supporting initiatives that strengthen communities, promote social inclusion, and improve the lives of vulnerable populations. His professional experience spans programme design and delivery, organizational development, community engagement, volunteer management, and capacity building.

As Executive Director, Mr. Clayman provides strategic leadership and direction for CPA Ghana, ensuring that the organization remains focused on its mission to empower vulnerable women and children, advance social justice, and promote sustainable community development. He works closely with the Board of Trustees, management team, volunteers, donors, and partner organizations to strengthen governance, mobilize resources, and deliver measurable social impact.

Doris Kaledzi is a Gender Equality and Development Specialist with expertise in gender mainstreaming, research, advocacy, project development and organisational capacity building. She has experience supporting NGOs and development organisations to integrate gender equality and women’s rights into policies, programmes and projects.

At Dream Africa Volunteer Service, Doris supports gender analysis, research and evaluation, programme development, gender-sensitive project reviews, staff training and monitoring and evaluation. She brings experience across areas including human rights, rural development, health, education and environmental programmes.

She holds a Master of Arts in Gender, Peace and Security from the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre and a Bachelor of Education in Basic Education from the University of Education, Winneba.

A strategic Communications professional and Social Media Manager passionate about using media, storytelling, and digital communication to drive meaningful impact and social change.

With specialisation in Public Relations and Advertising, she brings a strong understanding of strategic communication, brand positioning, audience engagement, and content development. Her experience spans social media management, brand communication, digital storytelling, and community-focused advocacy.

Currently working within the non-profit and social impact space, Dorcas creates and manages communication strategies and digital content that strengthen visibility, foster engagement, and amplify purpose-driven initiatives, particularly those centred on youth development and girl-child empowerment.

Having experience in a variety of roles and projects across Public Sector and Social Housing Finance, has granted me the experience of supporting and interacting with disadvantaged individuals and their advocates.

These disadvantages are seldom the faults of the individuals themselves, but many of them whilst willing, lack the proper support systems and infrastructure to overcome these disadvantages. This has kindled the desire within me to aid underprivileged individuals to empower themselves, and alter the course of their realities.