Sarah Chung

Sarah was born legally blind with Bilateral Optic Nerve Hypoplasia. Originally from the Chicagoland area, she graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. Shortly after, she worked as a job readiness program coordinator at Horizons for the Blind in Crystal Lake, IL

Theresa Kane, Ph.D.

Theresa joined Polus Center for Social and Economic Development, Inc. as Chief Operating Officer in 2005, having served on the Polus Center Board of Directors since 1998. Theresa was previously the Executive Director of the Academy of Professional Skills Development, a consulting firm specializing in capacity building and leadership development for non-profit organizations and worldwide corporations. She holds a Certificate in Non-Profit Administration from Suffolk University, a Ph.D.

Michael Lundquist

Michael Lundquist holds a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) in Education, Bridgewater State University and a Master of Education, Cambridge College with a concentration in administration and management. Michael has worked for more than 35 years in community-based human services and developed the Polus Center’s international programs. He has published articles on community-based rehabilitation in the Journal of Mine Action and O& P World and presented at the World Bank, U.S.

The Sir Bobby Charlton Center For Support & Rehabilitation opens in Amman, Jordan

UK Based Charity Find A Better Way, has partnered with the Polus Center and Asia Development Training to provide a permanent home for our long running prosthetic rehabilitation program in Jordan. The Sir Bobby Charlton Centre for Support and Rehabilitation opened it's doors August 2017, in Amman, Jordan.

London Exhibition

This past August UK Based charity Find A Better Way funded the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre for Support & Rehabilitation in Amman, Jordan. This state of the art centre offers a fully equipped facility for the Polus Center and Asia Development Training to continue the humanitarian work of providing prosthetic rehabilitation and trauma therapy services to hundreds of war wounded Syrians since the conflict began.

Coffeelands Trust Fundraiser

This year we are reaching out to ask you to help us offer hope to coffee farmers in Colombia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who have been injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war. Please consider contributing to the Coffeelands Trust, a fund that provides prosthetic limbs and wheelchairs and helps coffee producers return to their farms or to learn new skills that will enable them to find competitive employment within the coffee industry value chain.