Biography

Glory Jack is a committed nurse-midwife and community health advocate from Malawi with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Midwifery from Daeyang University. Her academic journey included a thesis on child malnutrition among children under five, which strengthened her dedication to evidence-based and culturally responsive healthcare.

Glory has gained diverse professional experience as a Community Health Advisor at Beaulah Foundation, where she championed adolescent health, nutrition, and hygiene programmes, including OMPAI (One Million Pads Initiative). She also worked as a Company Nurse at Rumbidzai Electricals, ensuring workplace safety and providing emergency care, and as a Locum Nurse-Midwife at Asamala Health Care Services Hospital, providing inpatient, maternal, and neonatal care. She has also held leadership roles, including serving as Student Council President at Daeyang University, demonstrating her ability to inspire, organise, and advocate for others.

Passionate about community health and maternal, newborn, and child health, Glory joined CorpsAfrica as a Volunteer, eager to apply Human-Centred Design and Asset-Based Community Development approaches to healthcare and social initiatives. She envisions creating sustainable solutions that leverage community strengths, empower young people and women, and generate employment opportunities within local communities. Her vision is to combine her clinical expertise, leadership experience, and innovative design thinking to foster healthier, more resilient communities in Malawi and beyond.