OUR EXECUTIVE TEAM
Ms. Allison Haynes
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Ms. Allison Haynes was appointed Executive Director of Servol after thirty-two (32) years of service and also serves as a Director on the Board of Servol. Prior to this, she held the position of Deputy Executive Director for eight (8) years. Ms. Haynes is a qualified Early Childhood and Day Care Educator and is certified in Public Relations and Human Resource Management. She also holds a certificate in “Change Leadership” from UWI-Roytec.
A former Administrative Assistant to Sr. Ruth Montrichard, Chair Emeritus of Servol, Ms. Haynes was promoted to Public Relations Officer and held responsibilities for, among other things, the management of Servol’s Poor Man’s Dinner. She was also Servol’s Project Coordinator for the Personal Disability Assistant Programme in partnership with the Ministry of Social Development and Coordinator of the Beetham Environmental Enhancement Programme, which was sponsored by the then Neal & Massy Group until it ended in 2010. Additionally, Ms. Haynes held portfolios as Project Manager for the Industry Partnership Programme with Courts Trinidad Limited, Team Leader for the introduction of a new and innovative skill (Television Production), and Project Coordinator for the Atlantic LNG Day Care Centres and all Servol’s Day Care Centres.
She has represented Servol at the Federation of Day Care Centres Convention in Alabama, USA, The Caribbean Philanthropy Network Symposium 2010 in St. Thomas, US Virgin Island, T&T NGO Professionals Conference Programme 2013, and The Caribbean Youth Empowerment Conference Gros Islet, Saint Lucia 2013 hosted by the International Youth Foundation and USAID. In April 2014 she attended a ‘Reflection’ Workshop in Miami, Florida.
Ms. Haynes presented a paper on Civic Engagement and Social Development entitled “The Servol Experience” at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Breakfast Roundtable discussions on the Development of National Legislation on Volunteerism and Civic Engagement in 2011.
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Outside of Servol, Ms. Haynes is a former Trinidad & Tobago Junior League netball player and served on the Board of Directors of the Trinidad & Tobago Netball Association in the capacity of Treasurer. She also worked as a Teacher/Lecturer at the YMCA for twenty (20) years in the field of Child Care and Early Childhood Education.
Mr. Raana Ramoutar
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Mr. Raana Ramoutar joined Servol in 2002 as an Electronics Instructor at the El Socorro Regional Life Centre. He continued at the Spree Simon Regional Life Centre in this capacity until he was promoted to Assistant Coordinator at the Chaguanas High Tech Centre. Mr. Ramoutar was then appointed to the position of Coordinator of the centre. After serving in this position, he was appointed Programme Coordinator of the South Zone and was then appointed to the position of Executive Manager prior to his appointment as Deputy Executive Director.
Mr. Ramoutar has attended courses in Management for the Newly Appointed Manager at the Arthur Lok Jack School of Business; Change Leadership at the University of the West Indies/Roytec in conjunction with Franklin University; and a ‘Train the Trainer’ course at the MIC Institute of Technology. He has also served on numerous committees such as the Programmes and Examinations Committee, Vehicle Maintenance Committee, Strategic Implementation Committee, and the Fund Raising Committee.
Mr. Ramoutar has followed in his father’s footsteps - the late Mr. Gerald Ramoutar - who also worked with Servol as an Electronics instructor at Chaguanas Hi-Tech and El Socorro Regional Life Centre. He also considers himself a ‘jack of all trades’ being able to do a bit of Masonry, Woodwork, Plumbing and Auto Mechanics which he utilizes to the fullest in his spare time.
Mrs. Adeltha Wilson
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Mrs. Jesseul Adeltha Wilson BA (Hons); MBA, joined the Servol family as an Accounts Clerk in 1994. Her first assignment was to bring 4 years of outstanding accounts up to date for auditing. Adeltha, as she is commonly known has been a pioneer in the implementation of internal systems in the accounts department over the years. In 1995/96 with the establishment of the IADB Hi-Tech project, under the guidance of Mrs. Pat Mosca, Financial Manager, she spearheaded the transition of the accounts department from a manual to a fully computerized system. She was instrumental in the procurement, installation, implementation and training of the applicable accounting and payroll software. She also designed the internal accounting and fixed asset management systems which are still being used throughout the organization today. She also supervised the networking of the department. In 1998 she was promoted to the position of Accountant and became a member of Servol.
Adeltha resigned from the organization in 2001 to pursue full-time ministry but this proved to be a premature move. As a clear directive from God, she returned to Servol in 2002 and was placed at the Beetham Life Centre as the Accounts Clerk. She continued her excellent work in transforming the Beetham accounts with the installation of the in-house STAMP programme.
In 2005 she was transferred to the accounts department and was promoted to Accounts Manager in 2010, a position she held until her recent promotion as one of the Deputy Executive Directors in September 2018. She is also a member of the Executive Committee and head of the Strategic Implementation Committee.
Adeltha holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) Degree specializing in Accounting and Finance and an MBA–Executive Leadership, both from Anglia Ruskin University.
Her volunteer experiences include serving as Secretary and subsequently Chairman of the Credit Committee of the Servol Credit Union Co-operative Society and Director on the boards of Valley of Decision Missions T&T and Fitly Framed.
Adeltha’s objective is to be an agent of attitudinal change, positively impacting her environment while giving herself in service to others.