Homa Bay County Coordinator
Willis Owino Nyagol serves as the Homa Bay County Coordinator of the Roots of Empathy & Hope Association (REHA). He is a dedicated, community-focused leader committed to advancing REHA's mission of empowering vulnerable communities through sustainable and inclusive development initiatives.
As County Coordinator, Willis works closely with local communities, partners, volunteers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to support the planning, coordination, and implementation of REHA's programmes across Homa Bay County.
His work focuses on key areas including education, healthcare, youth empowerment, economic empowerment, humanitarian assistance, and support for vulnerable members of the community. He is particularly passionate about strengthening community participation and ensuring that local people are actively involved in identifying challenges and developing sustainable solutions.
Willis also plays an important role in building and strengthening local partnerships and community networks, helping REHA reach individuals and families who may require support and connecting communities with opportunities that can improve their social and economic wellbeing.
He is guided by the values of integrity, compassion, teamwork, accountability, and service. Through his commitment and leadership, Willis contributes to REHA's vision of building resilient, inclusive, empowered, and self-reliant communities in Homa Bay County and beyond.