World Concern
Julia Boharski is a Program Development Manager at World Concern, specializing in grants and funding management, monitoring and evaluation, and training development. Julia leads grant acquisition efforts, monitors program operations across various sectors, and supports country teams in developing monitoring and evaluation plans. Previously, Julia served as an International Programs Officer, managing grant agreements and acting as a liaison between various countries and headquarters. Julia's experience also includes roles at the Peace Corps, where Julia directed a committee for volunteer integration and managed multiple educational projects, and at the University of Portland, where Julia worked as a French tutor and admissions office assistant. Julia holds a Master of Arts in International Education and Development from the University of Sussex and dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in French Language and Literature, as well as English Language and Literature from the University of Portland.
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World Concern
World Concern is a Christian relief and development agency that works in the most remote areas of greatest need in the world. Our size makes us flexible and able to respond to disasters and needs quickly. We seek out opportunities where no one else is willing to work because we feel called to the hard places. The majority of our staff are nationals of the countries where they work, and our programs are designed to meet the unique needs of each community. We work in partnership with villages, empowering them with purpose and sustainability. We collaborate with communities to achieve the goals they set as priorities. These include sustainable sources of water, food, healthcare, education, child protection, and income. Along with meeting material needs, we bring the love of Christ with the goal of transformation that includes every aspect of life—physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual. We work with villages for as long as it takes them to fully stand on their own and continue to prosper. World Concern currently works in 15 countries, including Kenya, Chad, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda, DRC, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Laos, Vietnam, Haiti, Nepal, Yemen and Syria.