Mr. Wilbert Guilford is the current manager of Camp A.B.L.E T&T and has been a member since its inception in 2002.

Before volunteering his service, Wilbert served in the Trinidad and Tobago Defense Force (TTDF) for over a period of thirty-one (31) years. 

He is currently:
A director of M.V.o.T.T - Military Veterans of Trinidad and Tobago. 

A member of the Trinidad and Tobago Defense Force Ex-Servicemen Association P.O.S with affiliation to Tobago.

A member of T.T.C.B.A - Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Bands Association.

Wilbert also served on the Board of T.T.A.H.I - Trinidad and Tobago Association for the Hearing Impaired.

Wilbert believes that by giving the students opportunities to grow, they will become productive and model citizens.

Motivated, grounded, ambitious, model citizen – these are words associated with her name.

Sade Walker is a graduate of two degrees – a Bachelor’s and a Master’s of Business Administration. As an academic, Sade is an advocate for life-long learning. Presently, she is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree from the University of Trinidad and Tobago.

Sade identifies as Hard of Hearing. She is also an author, multilingual and a member of several non-governmental organizations, passionately helping and working with Persons with Disabilities. Sade joined Camp A.B.L.E. T&T in 2017 (in collaboration with the VOICE N.G.O.) and served as a camp counselor educating the children on money management.

Driven by a desire to improve the lives of others, Sade also founded the H.E.R.O. Restore Project in 2019. The Project seeks to spotlight “bullying” among those with disabilities and educate the nation’s youths with H.E.R.O. Bullying and Disability Stories.

Leisurely, Sade enjoys badminton, swimming, 5K walks, pottery, and learning a new language. Her desire also extends to martial arts, where she participated in local tournaments before the Covid-19 global pandemic demonstrating her abilities have no limits.

With strong family support and more than a decade of multifaceted experience working within the Ministry of Education, Sade continues to reach high and strive for excellence while unconsciously giving others permission to do the same.

Jamal Legen is an official member of Camp Able since 2015, joining in the capacity of Deaf Volunteer. He currently serves as one of the two Public Relations Officers of the Organisation.

Mr. Legen acquired deafness in mid childhood and through Audio Verbal Therapy (AVT), was able to retain his speech. This has enabled him to serve both the Hearing and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community as an interpreter in certain situations. He was the first Deaf tutor in a Sign Language Company in Trinidad and Tobago and has since worked with Government Ministries, Non Profit Organisations (NPOs) and various Disability Organisations in his twelve (12) years of teaching.

Through partnerships with peers, Jamal co – founded two (2) Deaf led NPOs, (Deaf Sports Trinidad and Tobago and Voice of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing of Trinidad and Tobago), who seek to promote Equality, Human Rights and inclusion. Jamal continues to work with organisations and families in promoting awareness and acceptance of Deafness and Sign Language. He currently serves as a Director with the Consortium of Disabled Organisations (CODO) and Vice President of the Trinidad and Tobago Chapter of Disabled Peoples International (TTDPI).

Jamal has recently completed his Diploma in Agriculture with the University of Trinidad and Tobago. With this new knowledge, he hopes to develop Agricultural programmes that cater to the diverse learning needs of Persons Living with Disabilities and encourage entrepreneurship.

Jamal Legen’s personal motto is “Being Deaf does not stop me from doing anything. Ok, so I can’t hear, but I can do everything else. I will always find a way.” His aim is to encourage Deaf/ Hard of Hearing youths to dream big, and to support them as they push towards their goals.

Jason joined Camp A.B.L.E. T&T in 2019 and currently holds the position of Board Secretary and has been in the field of Information Technology for over 20 years. He is a Systems Analyst at CLICO Credit Union and has brought his wealth of knowledge to Camp A.B.L.E. T&T.  Jason was instrumental in bringing Camp A.B.L.E. T&T to the digital age with projects such as their own domain, additional social media platforms, website, virtual meetings, updated logo and cloud backups. Jason is committed to Camp A.B.L.E. T&T and wants the camp to be a worldwide  entity not only limited to Trinidad and Tobago.