Our people. Our purpose.
Divine Royal
Our Team
Personal commitment. Shared purpose. Meet the people behind our care.
The people behind our care
Meet the Divine Royal team.
A shared purpose connects us: care that puts people first, and respect that makes every person feel valued.
Chief Executive Officer
Prince E Henry SSUUNA
Henry brings a heart for service and a background in community leadership to Divine Royal. His work centers on bringing people together, building trust, and giving the team a clear sense of purpose. He leads with faith, compassion, and respect for the families the agency serves.
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Director of Nursing
Jane Birungi
Jane leads our nursing team with a calm, people-first presence. Her recent clinical background spans rehabilitation and home-based care for pediatric and adult patients, including medication administration, wound care, and daily living support.
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Secretary and Director of Operations
Princess Joy Daphne Mirembe Ssuuna
Daphne is a woman of prayer with a steady, unwavering focus. She keeps people informed, sets goals everyone can understand, and sees every responsibility through to completion.
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Paul Katushabe
Paul is someone the team can count on to get things done. Quick to act and highly efficient, he brings dependable follow-through to his work. Approachable and easy to collaborate with, he helps make even demanding tasks feel simpler for everyone around him.
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Phiona Kisakye
Phiona brings a calm, joyful presence and a humble, thoughtful approach to her work. Proactive, efficient, and highly reliable, she takes initiative and follows through with determination. Her kindness and strong principles shape the way she works and the steady support she offers those around her.
Chief Executive Officer
Prince E Henry SSUUNA
Organizational leadership, community service, and people development
Prince E Henry SSUUNA serves as Chief Executive Officer of Divine Royal, bringing a background in founding and leading a community-centered organization. After relocating to the United States, he established Dominion Assemblies International Ministries, where his work has centered on teaching, guiding people, and supporting those facing difficult circumstances. That experience informs his approach to leading a care agency: give people a clear sense of purpose, build trust through relationships, and keep service at the heart of the organization. At Divine Royal, his focus is on a team culture where professionalism, compassion, and respect for families belong together.
- Turning purpose into an organization
- Founding Dominion after a major life transition gives Henry a practical foundation in bringing people together around a shared mission, a perspective he carries into leading Divine Royal.
- A people-centered leadership approach
- His background in teaching and community support shapes an emphasis on clear communication, developing people, and treating families with dignity. These are priorities he brings to the agency alongside its nursing leadership.
Director of Nursing
Jane Birungi
Licensed Practical Nurse
Jane Birungi, LPN serves as Director of Nursing at Divine Royal. Her recent professional experience includes rehabilitation care at Elmhurst Rehabilitation Center and home-based nursing with Maxim Healthcare Services, Private Hub Healthcare Services, and Gentle Care Solutions. Across these roles, she has supported pediatric and adult patients through medication administration, wound care, therapy reinforcement, monitoring, daily living assistance, and careful documentation. Her experience also includes GJ tube and tracheostomy care, enteral feeding, and caring for patients who use ventilators. This background shapes how Jane leads: with clinical attentiveness, clear communication, and respect for every person.
- Rehabilitation and daily care
- Experience with medication administration, wound care, monitoring intake and output, reinforcing therapy, and assisting with activities of daily living under RN and physician direction.
- Pediatric and adult home nursing
- Experience supporting children and adults at home through GJ tube and tracheostomy care, enteral feeding, ventilator care, medication administration, and thorough documentation.
Secretary and Director of Operations
Princess Joy Daphne Mirembe Ssuuna
Operations, reporting, and team coordination
Princess Joy Daphne Mirembe Ssuuna serves as Secretary and Director of Operations at Divine Royal. She also serves in the same role at Henry Edward Ssuuna Ministries, where she helps turn plans into work that is carried through to completion. She is the daughter of Pastor Henry Edward Ssuuna and brings a steady determination to every responsibility entrusted to her. A woman of prayer, she serves with a reverence that is a quiet strength in her work. Daphne is known for a remarkable, unwavering focus: once something is placed in her hands, she stays with it until it is done, and she is drawn to the hardest challenges rather than the easiest ones.
- Focus that finishes the work
- She meets difficult tasks with discipline, persistence, and a clear sense of what needs to be accomplished, and she follows through until the work is done.
- Clear, dependable communication
- Her reporting is clear and reliable. She keeps people informed, sets goals everyone can understand, and helps the team stay aligned so the work is done well and on purpose.
A shared commitment
Close to the people
we care for.
Prince E Henry SSUUNA guides Divine Royal as Chief Executive Officer. Jane Birungi, LPN leads our nursing team as Director of Nursing. Princess Joy Daphne Mirembe Ssuuna serves as Secretary and Director of Operations. Our team shares a commitment to thoughtful care, clear communication, and respect for every person we serve.
Lead with purpose
Our faith-rooted approach begins with service: respecting each person, taking responsibility, and following through on the work of care.
Care with attention
We value the small details: taking time to listen, noticing what matters to someone, and making room for questions without rushing the conversation.
Keep families involved
Clear explanations and thoughtful communication help families feel included in care and understand the next step.
A conversation is a good place to start.
Tell us what your family needs. We are ready to listen.