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Minackshi Dhurmoo-Luchmun

Program Coordinator
Haemophilia Association of Mauritius
Quatre Bornes, Mauritius

Minackshi is employed at the Haemophilia Association of Mauritius as Programme Coordinator on a full time basis since 2016 and is responsible for the Monitoring and Evaluation of Programmes and Projects. She has a vast experience in the field of NGO since 2009 mainly in poverty, disability, environment and health sector working with direct beneficiaries as well as handling all Financial Tasks of these Associations. Pursuing her ACCA Level 2 after her BSc in Social Work has proved to be only beneficial for her. She has had the opportunity to participate in different training sessions in Project Write up, Strategic Planning and has also benefitted from various education session by National and International Health Care Professionals in the field of Haematology. She is involved in Workshop conducted for Women with bleeding disorders in Mauritius at the Association and has had the opportunity to conduct several presentation to educate and empower these women. She has actively participated in a psychosocial session with the Women on bleeding disorders on ‘Photo Language’ where she had the opportunity to hear the individual stories of each and every women present. She was responsible in developing the Community based Programme for Youths at the SOS Children’s Villages in different localities and has also shared the experience – NMO Leadership Perspective with the WFH through a Presentation. She has represented the Country from the Non Profit Organisation (NPO) sector in 2021 on Countering Terrorism Financing risks with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) – European Union and has positively contributed to remove Mauritius from the Grey List of countries under increased monitoring by showing how the strategic deficiencies of the Association has been addressed. She has also been a Part time Accounting Educator working with Youngsters aged 15 to 21 years and guiding them towards their career.

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