Alastair lived and worked in Nepal with his family for a number of years, supporting INF’s community work. He has experience in the business, non-profit, education and environmental sectors and in his spare time loves mountains, forests and any excuse to be outdoors.

Carol worked with INF as a rehabilitation engineer at Green Pastures Hospital in 2008-2009, helping find more appropriate wheelchair options for Nepal’s rugged terrain. Since then, she has returned with several short-term medical teams to continue to support rehabilitation in Nepal. She currently works in the Assistive Technology Clinic at Toronto Rehab’s Spinal Cord Rehabilitation Centre.

Catherine-Anne worked with INF as a nursing advisor in 2004-2005 in Ghorahi, Dang. She currently works as faculty lecturer in the Ingram School of Nursing at McGill University and continues to have a passion for global health equity. In her spare time, she loves painting, dancing, and playing with her two young kids.

Indu is a community development professional who has worked with INF-Nepal in Nepalgung and United Mission to Nepal. She moved from Nepal to Canada in 2011, completed her studies in International Development in Toronto, and now works for the Christian Children’s Fund of Canada as a Marketing and Communications Coordinator. She lives in Toronto with her husband and son.

After serving in missions as a ‘visual communicator’ (video & multi-media) for 23 years globally, Bob and his wife Gail settled in Nepal in 2008 where they became INF Associate members. For the next 8 years Bob produced training development material for the Nepali church. Now based in Canada, Bob still works internationally with Media Matters Ministries.