About Mabor Chadhuol

Mr. Mabor Chadhuol is the current CEO and Executive Director of the Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, with over a decade of senior leadership experience. He holds multiple advanced degrees, including a Master of Public Health from Victoria University, a Master of Science in Medicine (Clinical Epidemiology) from the University of Melbourne, and a Master of Applied Teaching (Secondary Education) from the University of Sydney. In addition, he earned a Bachelor of Science (Medical Forensic and Analytical Chemistry) from Victoria University, a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment from RMIT University, and an Honors Code Certificate in Fundamentals of Clinical Trials from Harvard University.

Mr. Chadhuol has previously served with the Victorian Department of Health and currently teaches Mathematics and Science at the secondary level. He has also served as the UAF Board Secretary and contributed to several high-profile Community Advisory Boards, including the Victorian Hepatitis B Alliance, the Australian Institute of Family Studies, and the Cultural and Health Champions for the Peter Mac Cancer Centre.

A proud South Sudanese, Mr. Chadhuol is passionate about partnering with United African Farm to secure permanent access to nutritious food within the Victoria community. His extensive expertise in public health, medicine, education, and community service underscores his commitment to advancing inclusive mental health and wellbeing initiatives while supporting underserved populations.