Our Trustees
Alfred is a multi-disciplinary educator and community leader who integrates academic instructions with spiritual and social advocacy. His life's work is defined by three core pillars:
Academic Instruction: As a College Mathematics teacher at an academy, he provides students with specialised Maths tutoring and study skills training. He maintains a specific focus on raising aspirations and helping young people achieve their maximum academic potential.
Community & Spiritual Leadership: Outside the traditional classroom, Alfred serves his community through weekly church services. He offers holistic support—spiritual, emotional, and social—to help families navigate life's challenges and capitalize on personal growth opportunities.
Governance: Since 2012, he has served as a Director for H-CAS, where he volunteers his expertise to support the organisation's mission of community welfare.
Qualifications: BSc (Hons) Mathematics (KNUST, Ghana). MBA General Administration (University of Lincoln). PGCE Secondary Mathematics (University of Hull).
Dr. Navin Jaiveloo is the Principal General Practitioner at
Laurbel Surgery in Bilton, Hull.
He serves as an active volunteer physician with a special interest in sports medicine, providing medical coverage for sporting events in the city of Hull and across the UK.
Dr. Jaiveloo has held several voluntary roles at the Hull and East Riding Hindu Cultural Association (HERHCA) over the years and is the Association's current Chairperson. He has a history of organising charity events dedicated to supporting the local community.
He has also volunteered as a Trustee with H-CAS since 2023.
Marie is a Public Health Business Manager working with the Humber Violence Prevention Partnership, leading on a public health approach to the prevention of domestic abuse, with a key focus on adult male perpetrators and children affected by violence and abuse. Marie’s background is primarily in working with minoritised and excluded communities, supporting research with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation into the marginalisation of Gypsy Travellers, leading on Equalities with the Probation Service, focusing on staffing and offender cohorts, and managing a specialist service within the Citizen’s Advice Bureau supporting established and newly arrived communities minoritised by faith and ethnicity.
Marie has volunteered with H-CAS as a Trustee since 2015 and is very happy to support such a vital and compassionate organisation.
Qualifications: BA Joint Sociology, Anthropology and Gender Studies (University of Hull), MA Diversity, Culture and Identity (University of Hull)
Prisca's background includes a law degree from Hull University, qualification as a secondary school teacher in Kenya, and working as an Equality and Diversity Trainer. Her lived experience in Hull, spanning over 20 years, has given her insight into challenges around inequality, cultural differences, and integration faced by BAME communities.
Her career highlights include roles such as:
Senior Community Development Officer at Humber All Nations Alliance (HANA), where she coordinated projects, delivered training on the Equality Act 2010, and led a nationwide race equality in mental health project.
Community Development Officer at Humber NHS Foundation Trust (on secondment from HANA), where she helped establish BAME Network Champions forums for health professionals, raised awareness about mental health services in BAME communities, and promoted cultural competence among staff.
Member of the advisory group for the Haven project, which aimed to improve the emotional well-being of refugees, asylum seekers, and other BAME community members.
Prisca is passionate about social justice and utilises her experience in project design, development, and delivery to advocate for disadvantaged individuals.
Francis is the Chief Officer at Humber All Nations Alliance (HANA). He is also a Director at Environmental Management Systems and Youth Aspire Connect. In addition, he is a member of the Ghanaian Association of Hull and East Riding. He is an Associate of the Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration (Finance option) from the University of Hull, and a degree in Economics and Statistics from the University of Ghana.
Francis began working at Humber All Nations Alliance as a Community Development Worker on the delivery of the Race Equality Project, representing Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups across Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
For six years, he held a dual role as Finance Officer and Project Co-ordinator.
Prior to joining HANA, he worked at the Haven Project as a Community Integration Worker.