Shebaniah Judah named Executive Director of KAFASI

Overview

The Kenosha Area Family & Aging Service, Inc. Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Shebaniah (Sheb) Judah as its Executive Director, effective immediately.

As Executive Director, Sheb will oversee and advance KAFASI’s programs and strategic initiatives, working closely with staff, volunteers, and community partners to support families and aging populations with compassion and innovation.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and advance KAFASI’s programs and strategic initiatives, working closely with staff, volunteers, and community partners to support families and aging populations with compassion and innovation.

Qualifications / About the Candidate

• Extensive experience in public K–12 education, including roles as teacher, dean of students, principal, and Executive Director.
• Adjunct professor at Carthage College, mentoring future educators and leaders.
• Active community service through leadership on multiple boards, including the Kenosha Police and Fire Commission, Wisconsin State ACT Council, Kenosha Community Health Center, Racine Community Health Center, Acelero Learning Wisconsin, and the Carthage College Alumni Council.
• Awards: 2015 Phi Kappa Delta Distinguished Leadership in Education Award; 2018 Signature Award by the Mahone Foundation (later renamed after him).
• Personal: Father to his daughter, Leah.

Volunteer Opportunities

There is a critical need for volunteer drivers in Kenosha County to provide transportation to residents aged 60 years or older and/or disabled adults who are ambulatory and have difficulty using public transit. Please sign up to volunteer to help seniors remain independent. Learn more by calling us at (contact number not provided).

Campaign Notes

Heartfelt Thank You: March for Meals #EndTheWait Campaign. Kenosha County witnessed the power of community during the March for Meals campaign led by KAFASI to support senior nutrition across the county.