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Our national structure

From national leadership to every community

PLU structure is designed to connect national direction with regional, district, sub-county, parish and village action.

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The structure is not just an organogram. Each level has a role in coordination, service, member support and reporting.

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Central Committee

Purpose
Sets national direction, safeguards the PLU mission and coordinates major civic priorities.
Who serves here
National chairman, vice chairpersons, directors and national secretariat roles.
What they coordinate
Policy direction, public mobilisation, finance, publicity, external affairs and national coordination.

How work moves

A structure built for community reach

Direction is set nationally, adapted locally, carried into communities, and reported back through the same chain.

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Policy direction

2

Coordination

3

Mobilisation

4

Community service

5

Reporting

Leadership positions

The central structure remains visible, but lighter

The central committee provides national leadership while the coordination levels carry the mission into local communities.

Meet leadership
National Chairman
National Vice Chairman
5 Vice Chairs
4 Special League Chairpersons
General Secretary
Legal Counsel / CC Secretary
Director - Finance
Director - Mobilisation
Director - Publicity
Director - External Affairs

Special interest groups

Representation built into the structure

Special interest groups help ensure women, youth, persons with disabilities and elderly persons are visible in PLU coordination and participation.

Women

Supports participation and representation of women across PLU structures.

Youth

Connects young citizens to civic education, mobilisation and service.

Persons with Disabilities

Keeps inclusion and accessibility visible in community organisation.

Elderly Persons

Recognises the guidance, experience and participation of older citizens.

Coordination committees

A repeatable team model for every level

Coordination committees can be organised around a coordinator, assistant coordinator and secretary roles so each level has clear responsibility for mobilisation, communication and reporting.

1Coordinator
2Assistant Coordinator
3General Secretary
4Secretary for Publicity
5Secretary for Youth
6Secretary for Women
7Secretary for PWDs
8Secretary for Elderly