Meet The Team

Mrs Memory Grace Hector serves as Founder and Visionary Chief Officer  of Luketekelo Family Foundation (Zambia) and Faith Family Foundation (USA)

She has been involved in philanthropic work for many years. Memory has engaged in helping out teen mothers, orphans, widows, and others in a variety of ways including teaching skills, volunteering at several other ministries, donating schools requirements and food stuffs and spreading the love of God to these Orphans and widows.

Since 2019  she partnered with several faith-based organizations to begin the work of Luketekelo.

She has completed a short course at African Civic Engagement Academy and she is pursuing her masters in Non-Profit Leadership and Management at the University of Georgia.

David is a distinguished Management and Program Analyst. He and his wife shape and approve the foundation’s strategies, meet with potential donors, and set the organization’s direction.

They aim to improve health and education in Zambia and the U.S. David supports student education in the Holy Land and volunteers at Save My Starving Children. He also raises and distributes funds for three charities.

An Army logistics expert and former youth leader, he has a Associate Degree in Architectural Construction Technology and a Bachelor's of Arts in Human Resource Management. He is pursuing a master's in business administration.

David enlisted in the Army in 1990, served in various locations, and received multiple commendations, including the Combat Action Badge. He was honorably discharged in 2009 after 17 years of service.

Dave is  a Christian esteemed construction expert hailing from America. He has framed large houses, and done almost every phase of construction . He has a heart for missionaries and orphans in particular, and has been on about 40 mission’s trips total.

Most of the mission’s trips were construction projects, some of which he led, or helped lead.

He also is a gifted writer, and lay theologian.

He has preached, and taught Bible studies, and been a helper in kid’s ministries as well as various other
church positions. He has also served on the board of another mission’s organization, and helped plant a church. A hard worker, who has strong faith in God, Dave looks forward to serving, and helping ministries  in Zambia

Mr. Killson Lusambo (Papa) serves as our Logistics Manager for Luketekelo  Family Foundation.

He has vast knowledge in Zambian resource procurement. He is very passionate in helping the underserved communities around Zambia. He is a professional driver for corporate clients, marriage counselor and Entrepreneur.

Since 2022 he has Volunteered  with several faith-based organizations to begin the work with Luketekelo.

He is a dedicated husband, father and grandfather.  

Mwiza Khosa Serves as a vocational Skill Trainer  . Her greatest passion is bringing healing and development to the teen mothers and other women in luketekelo Family  Foundation.

She Oversee  vocational skills implementation to increase the Teen mothers  income, through training, value addition and skills development. This should serve to increase the life chances of marginalized girls in Lusaka, Chibombo  and North-western,  by increasing performance, learning, transition through an integrated approach. In addition, support communities  in the actualization of their dreams

She helps people who broken include children, adults and families, to find healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen them so they can know themselves as peaceful, complete, whole and safe.  
Her  educational background Includes studies in Social Work and Community Welfare. 

She has done some volunteering work with some organizations.

Charity Butemwe Mangisha, started working with Luketekelo Foundation as a secretary and She consider working with Luketekelo  Family Foundation as a great honor and she is so excited on how this whole organization is moving and the works it’s doing to help most of the vulnerable people in our community.

She is a dental therapy graduate -  Diploma at the Levy Mwanawasa University.

Besides her studies she is working very hard to polish up her talent in hair dressing and she is desiring to use her her talent to help the Orphans and widows.

Emmanuel Samu is a dedicated community leader who is mentoring young teen mothers regarding the importance of education and attaining the skills at Luketekelo Foundation.

He is a person with a physical disability but passionate about inclusive development.  

He is a disability rights activist, a mandela Washington fellow with leadership skills in civic engagement. Emmanuel is a holder of advanced diploma in computer systems and a certificate in teaching methodology.

He has done African civic engagement academy training, and he is currently pursuing his Bachelors degree in Social work and development studies at African research university.