Sherita N Brace, M.A, GPC
Executive Director
Sherita N. Brace is an accomplished nonprofit leader with extensive experience driving strategic growth, fundraising, community engagement, and program development across both the nonprofit and private sectors. She is deeply committed to advancing equitable opportunities for underserved communities through innovative partnerships, sustainable initiatives, and mission-driven leadership.
Throughout her career, Sherita has successfully led initiatives focused on education, community empowerment, maternal and child well-being, and social impact. Her leadership has been instrumental in securing grants, cultivating corporate and philanthropic partnerships, organizing high-impact events, and strengthening organizational visibility and sustainability. She is recognized for her ability to build collaborative relationships with stakeholders, mobilize resources, and guide teams toward achieving measurable outcomes.
Passionate about empowering vulnerable populations, Sherita has championed programs that promote literacy, youth development, women’s empowerment, and access to critical community services. Her work includes spearheading service-learning initiatives to support at-risk students and advocating for educational and economic opportunities for marginalized communities in Ghana and beyond.
As an Executive Director, Sherita brings a visionary and people-centered leadership style, combining strategic thinking with creativity and operational excellence. She remains dedicated to fostering inclusive community solutions, expanding organizational impact, and creating sustainable pathways for long-term social change.
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Mission-Driven Executive Transforming Vision into Lasting Community Impact.
​Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Hassan
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Medical Doctor | Public Health Advocate | Strategic Leader in Humanitarian Health
Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Hassan is a distinguished Medical Doctor at the University of Ghana Hospital, specializing in preventive healthcare, chronic disease management, and healthcare accessibility for underserved populations. With over five years of clinical experience, Dr. Al-Hassan has developed a profound expertise in palliative care and community-based nutritional interventions, particularly for vulnerable infants and children in resource-constrained settings.
As the Executive Director of The Aiders Hub Foundation, Dr. Al-Hassan has demonstrated exceptional strategic leadership in mobilizing resources to provide life-saving interventions for patients facing catastrophic medical costs. His work frequently intersects with pediatric care and neonatal support, where he has pioneered programs and fostered collaboration to ensure that vulnerable children receive the critical nutritional foundations necessary for survival and long-term health. His commitment to palliative care is rooted in a patient-centered philosophy that prioritizes dignity, comfort, and holistic support for families navigating complex medical journeys.
Dr. Al-Hassan earned his medical degree from the University of Ghana and is currently an Internal Medicine Resident-in-waiting, having successfully cleared the Primary membership examinations of the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons. A globally recognized advocate for health equity, he recently represented Ghana at the World Islamic Health Union Congress in Manila where made a presentation on “Lifestyle Interventions to Delay Aging: The Internist Toolkit.”
Driven by evidence-based practice and a deep sense of communal responsibility, Dr. Al-Hassan is dedicated to implementing sustainable health solutions that bridge the gap between medical necessity and financial accessibility. When away from the clinic, he is an active community member who enjoys spending time with his family, following global news, and supporting his favorite soccer teams.