Our Trustees & Ambassadors
WIN is guided by trustees who hold legal responsibility for the charity and supported by ambassadors who continue to champion its mission, relationships and community voice.
Our Trustees
Our trustees provide governance, oversight and strategic stewardship for Women's Integration Network.
Mariarose Ngosi
Mariarose serves as Chairperson of WIN's Board of Trustees. She brings lived experience, community insight and a strong commitment to women's wellbeing, inclusion and dignified integration.
Ruth Ayobami
Ruth serves as Treasurer, supporting financial oversight, accountability and sustainable stewardship of WIN's charitable resources.
Chioma Onoshakpor
Karah Murphy
Karah supports WIN as a trustee with immigration-advice expertise, helping the organisation remain responsive to the realities faced by women navigating immigration and asylum systems.
Eunice Ibala
Eunice has a background in biomedical engineering and research, with doctoral work focused on stroke rehabilitation. She supports WIN's governance with analytical insight and a commitment to community wellbeing.
Twimukye Macline Mushaka
Twimukye works with Shelter Scotland as a Lived Experience Lead. She is a respected refugee activist with board-level experience across the third sector and a strong commitment to refugee rights and integration.
Our Ambassadors
Our ambassadors are valued supporters and former trustees who continue to strengthen WIN through advocacy, networks and lived experience.
Juliana da Penha
Juliana da Penha is a Brazilian journalist based in Scotland and founder of Migrant Women Press, an independent media platform led by migrant women. Her work advances equity, inclusion and diverse narratives in journalism.
Elinor Anderson
Elinor grew up in Glasgow and has lived in London, Milan and Aberdeen. She supports WIN's work for justice and inclusion for people seeking asylum and refugees in Scotland.
Mariam Sillah
Mariam brings community experience and a longstanding interest in women's wellbeing, social inclusion and support for people affected by migration and displacement.
Helen McDonald
Helen has worked with and supported pregnant women from many ethnic and cultural backgrounds in Glasgow for more than a decade, alongside voluntary work supporting mothers and families.
Revilla Martins dos Santos
Revilla has experience in charitable funding and community support. As a migrant woman and mother, she brings practical insight and commitment to WIN's mission.
Jo Haythornthwaite
Jo brings decades of voluntary experience in the UK and overseas, including training and governance work with organisations supporting integration and community development.