Partners In Development Foundation
Jaycelyn Ledda is an experienced information technology professional currently serving as Assistant IT Manager at Partners In Development Foundation since February 2019, where roles have included Computer Support Specialist and Information Technology Specialist. Prior experience includes working as an Information Technology Specialist at Waimānalo Health Center and as an IT Tutor at Kapiolani Community College, alongside an IT internship at Mental Health Kokua. Early career roles involved customer service at Target and caregiving as a Home Health Aide at Arcadia Retirement Residence. Academic credentials include a degree in Applied Business and Information Technology from the University of Hawaii Maui College and further studies at Kapi‘olani Community College.
Partners In Development Foundation
Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) empowers families to navigate social challenges and to grow self-resiliency, vibrancy, and healthy, secure communities in Hawaiʻi. E mālama i ka ‘ohana, ola ke kaiāulu, care for the family, and the community lives. From our beginnings in 1997, Partners in Development Foundation draws on ʻike kupuna, ancestral wisdom and knowledge, to meet the current challenges facing Hawaiʻi. We serve the needs of young keiki, their caregivers, and economically vulnerable youth and families in the Hawaiian community to overcome systematic disparities and historical trauma. Our programs are guided by time-tested values and practices that honor our kuleana for people and place in caring for our islands and communities. E ola ka ‘ohana, may the family thrive. Partners in Development Foundation believes that nurturing family success will ignite their ability to serve others.