In 2014, Ouma Moses began a new chapter by joining the Trinity Education Programme – not as a beneficiary, but as a dedicated member of the team working in the field. His decision reflects a deep commitment to giving back to his community and to empowering others through education.

As a field worker, Ouma became closely involved in TEP's grassroots work to help South Sudanese refugees access quality education. Whether conducting outreach, organising enrolment, or guiding pupils and their families, he is a tireless advocate for the transformative power of education.

His dedication embodies TEP's ethos of community engagement, empowerment and collaboration, and has helped shape programmes that stay responsive to the needs and hopes of the people they serve.