Leonard Moneedi

District Coordinator at Stepping Stones International

Leonard Moneedi is an experienced professional with a diverse background in program coordination, financial advisory, and customer service. Currently serving as District Coordinator and Senior Program Officer at Stepping Stones International since December 2020, Leonard focuses on the planning, coordination, and implementation of life skills activities while engaging with community stakeholders. Prior to this, Leonard held various positions at Metropolitan Life Botswana Limited and Stanbic Bank Botswana, developing expertise in financial services, customer relations, and project management. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and English from the University of Botswana, along with certifications in insurance and community-based work. Leonard’s career reflects a strong commitment to community development and effective stakeholder engagement.

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Stepping Stones International

Stepping Stones International is an innovative after school and community outreach program established in 2006 in Mochudi, Botswana that serves orphaned and vulnerable adolescents (ages 12-25+) and their caregivers. Through school counselors and the community, SSI identify orphaned and vulnerable youth who under-perform academically, live in abusive environments or have basic unmet needs. Through a holistic program model, which combines life skills, leadership, psychosocial support and community mobilization we enable youth to heal the scars of the past and reconnect with their lost childhood, while growing into self-sufficient young adults. With 27% of all orphans in Botswana aged between 14 and 17 years (Botswana AIDS impact Survey, BAIS III 2008), SSI stands as a pioneer being the first organization to specifically address the unmet needs of these youth. SSI is proud to have served over 7000+ youth and have flourished in Botswana for 10 years as for 2016.