I work in technology operations and software development, with a family background in medicine and experience across tech-med and edtech organisations. Having moved to the UK at a young age, I understood first-hand how difficult it can be to find community and belonging. Losing my mother to an incurable cancer, and navigating personal trauma including two surgeries, shaped my commitment to this work directly, one of our core strands reflects that experience. I built my confidence through deliberate, sustained effort. Today, I lead the operational delivery of The Common Ground Hub, creating the space my mother never had access to. As a critical thinker, I am focused on using my skills to bring The Common Ground's vision to life and to continue building on that foundation.

With extensive experience in social care, I've worked alongside organisations including the NHS and voluntary sector services, supporting people through some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives. At the heart of my work is advocacy, standing beside those whose voices go unheard and helping them feel empowered to be heard. Watching a loved one navigate serious, complicated health challenges as a woman showed me just how hard it can be to access the right support during crisis and pivotal moments, and that experience is what drives Her Health today. I believe everyone has a voice, and everyone has the right to be listened to. Through Her Health, I'm continuing that advocacy on a larger scale, creating a space where women feel seen, supported, and empowered to access the care they deserve, when they need it most.

A qualified Physician Associate with a background in Biomedical Science and postgraduate training in Physician Associate Studies. I'm passionate about women's health, health education and empowering women to feel informed and confident in advocating for their health. My passion is both professional and personal, shaped by my own experience of navigating my health journey. This has strengthened my belief in the importance of women feeling heard, supported and equipped with the right knowledge to understand and prioritise their health. Through my involvement with the Common Ground, I hope to use my clinical knowledge and personal experience to raise awareness, encourage open conversations around women's health and create meaningful change within the community.