
Stephen Gai Biel Kang
Founder & CEO
Visionary founder with over 10 years in autism advocacy. Provides overall strategic direction for SHACI's mission.
Our leadership structure is designed to provide strategic oversight, operational excellence, and community partnerships to effectively serve children with autism across South Sudan and Uganda.
From our Board of Directors to our management team and valued partners, each plays a vital role in advancing our mission of creating inclusive environments where children with autism can thrive.
Our Board provides strategic oversight and governance, ensuring SHACI's mission is carried out with integrity and effectiveness.

Founder & CEO
Visionary founder with over 10 years in autism advocacy. Provides overall strategic direction for SHACI's mission.

Co-Founder & Senior Advisor
Specializes in pediatric developmental disorders. Ensures evidence-based practices guide SHACI's autism care programs.

Technical Assistant
Expert in special needs education. Develops culturally appropriate programs for South Sudanese and Ugandan communities.

Board Member
Provides governance oversight with community development experience. Ensures programs meet local needs.

Board Member
Offers strategic direction and governance. Focuses on community engagement and organizational development.
Our dedicated managers oversee day-to-day operations, program implementation, and ensure quality services across all our locations.

Program Manager

Center Spiritual In-charge

Finance & Admin Officer

Human Resource Coordinator

I.T Specialist

Clinical Officer

Special Needs Coordinator

Speech & Language Therapy Specialist

Occupational Therapist Specialist

M&E Officer

Volunteer & Intern Coordinator

Family Support Coordinator

Behavioral Therapist Specialist

Community Outreach Officer
We collaborate with organizations that share our vision for supporting children with autism and creating inclusive communities.


Our experienced leaders are committed to creating lasting impact. Join us in supporting children with autism in South Sudan and Uganda through partnership, volunteering, or donations.