Angel Faridah Mirembe, commonly known as “Aunt Angel Na’baato” (Aunt Angel with the kids) a popular title acquired because of her famous radio talk show where she hosts children from across the country to talk about their life experiences. She is strong about building relationships and passionate about community work with a great desire to serve those in need and impacting them positively. Angel is a Technical Manager in the VAC Prevention Team at Raising Voices. In this role, she supports Regional Resource Persons, schools, districts and communities through trainings on the Good School Toolkit, relationship-building, community engagements, progress tracking, and knowledge integration to help create violence-free environments for children. Angel attended Kyambogo University where she received a bachelor’s degree in social work and Community Development. Before joining Raising Voices, she began her career with Medical Research Council, where she supported qualitative research as an intern. She later joined Raising Voices as a field supervisor on the Good School Study, a randomized control trial in 42 schools in Luwero district and obtained a certificate in research on Violence Against Children through that work. Angel worked with the Learning Department at Raising Voices before transitioning to the VAC Prevention Department where she is currently. Angel is happiest when she is inspiring and spending time with children both in and out of school, and she can most often be found with them -whether through her work, her church, her family, and community at large or every moment of connection. She is energized by kindness, service, and the belief that strong relationships can transform lives, and she brings that same warmth, creativity, and commitment into everything she does.