The Baby Rescue Team
These staff members are fully committed to being an advocate that will intervene on behalf of desperate young mothers and their precious babies in order to ensure the best future for their children, while rescuing and preventing babies from being abandoned. We are incredibly thankful to be blessed with such an amazing to reach these mommies and abandoned babies!
Nichie Parish
Impact Baby Rescue Director
Nichie Parish serves as the Impact Baby Rescue Director. Nichie has 10+ years of international ministry experience and is pursuing her degree in Developmental Psychology through Liberty University Online. Nichie has a passion for protecting and preserving life, which enables her to uniquely minister to these young desperate women and their precious babies. Please feel free to connect with Nichie at office@www.impactafrica.org!
Maddie Mononela
Baby Rescue Center Manager
Maddie Mononela is a local African who has been serving as a full-time staff member since 2014. Maddie is pursuing her degree of Social Work at the University of South Africa. Maddie is uniquely qualified for this role with her specific gifts, talents and passions. Maddie is the first responder to assist and counsel desperate young women and care for abandoned babies.
Nyasha Kambarami
Baby House Mom
Nyasha began working as our Baby House Mom in early 2017. Nyasha is a local African who has 4 years of working as a house mother and caring for children. With her gentle spirit and kind heart she is the perfect “mom” to care for every abandoned baby that is placed in our Baby Home until they are adopted by their forever family.
“We had an amazing 9 days with this first class ministry team! Thanks for all you are sowing in to South Africa!”
- Rebecca Cobbledick“I have been learning so much about God’s heart for His people all around the world and how there is such an urgency to share the Gospel with these people who don’t know.”
- Sarah Tapp, Class of 2012“The Lord has used Impact ME to set my feet on solid ground, not only missionally, but also theologically.”
- Ellie Jo Wedell, Class of 2014