Julien Diaz is a Chartered Environmentalist. Over the past 10 years he practiced both in an enforcement and advisory capacity to protect the environment and human health. He has a passion for social value and sustainability and operates on major civil engineering projects in the UK.

Julien’s strengths lie in the development of public health campaigns, the generation of green energy and material re-use. He also has experience implementing programmes focused on the delivery of the UN SDGs in critical UK projects and large companies. Julien is a proud dad of two and an advocate for children and women rights worldwide. He believes in education, sustainable development, circular economy and dedicates his life to improving opportunities for future

Cassandra Beck is a registered nurse by background with twelve years’ experience working across Canada, the UK, and Sierra Leone. She is currently completing a Master of Public Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Cassandra recently concluded 19 months in Sierra Leone, where she supported district health systems through clinical mentorship, leadership development, and sustainable education initiatives, under the FCDO’s Saving Lives III Programme.

Cassandra’s motivation to serve as a Trustee stems from belief in equitable partnership, sustainable and locally led change. Having worked alongside frontline health workers and community leaders, she is passionate about strengthening systems that expand opportunity and long-term impact. She is honoured to support Community Pathway Africa’s mission to foster opportunity, access to education and protection for women and children.

Zohaib Sadiq is a project professional with experience across education, finance, transport, and community development. He holds a BA (Hons) in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the University of Manchester and is a SCRUM-certified project professional with strong expertise in programme coordination, stakeholder engagement, and research-led delivery.

Zohaib has worked in roles including Project Coordinator, Investment Analyst, Business Development Analyst, and Freelance Journalist, supporting initiatives that combine data-driven insight with inclusive, community-focused practice. His work has involved managing complex projects and collaborating with a wide range of partners to deliver meaningful social impact.

Alongside his professional career, Zohaib tutors Economics students and has worked with

refugees, schools, and community organisations across Greater Manchester and Lancashire

to support equity, diversity, and inclusion. He is motivated by a belief in education and

representation as key drivers of long-term social change and is proud to support Community

Pathway Africa’s mission to empower communities.

I am a dedicated advocate for women and children, driven by a deep commitment to supporting those from deprived and marginalised backgrounds. Over the years, I have built a strong professional foundation in compliance, developing the ability to navigate governance, regulatory expectations, and ethical standards—skills that are essential in delivering safe, impactful, and community-centred programmes.

My passion for social impact is reflected in my work alongside a dynamic group of women focused on creating sustainable pathways for vulnerable women. Together, we explore practical ways to empower women through skills development, access to basic necessities, and growth opportunities—all aimed at helping them build independent, resilient, and sustainable lives.