About Me 01.
Philanthropy is ingrained in my DNA; it is part of the fabric of my character.
To me, giving extends beyond financial generosity. It is reflected in how I show up for others — in the time I offer, the doors I open, the energy I invest in nurturing relationships, the influence I use responsibly, and the hope I place in the potential of others.
I practise advocacy with conviction, and for me it is equally instinctive. Standing beside those whose voices are too often unheard, championing those who have been overlooked and helping people find opportunities or pathways that may otherwise seem out of reach feels less like an obligation and more like a responsibility I carry naturally. That responsibility can take many forms: sometimes it means creating space for someone to be heard, and sometimes it simply means connecting someone with the right person, opportunity or direction.
Born: Trinidad and Tobago
Educated: The Belvedere Academy
Based: United Kingdom
Volunteers with: parkrun UK & local charities
What I Lead With 02.
Kindness
Being kind is free; it’s my favourite thing to do. So I turned my passion into a hobby.
Compassion
I have met thousands of people during some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives.
Encouragement
Championing those who have been overlooked, and creating space for people to be heard.
Action
Most importantly, action — using my voice, relationships and influence to make change happen.
Advocacy
Standing beside those whose voices are too often unheard, and opening doors where I can.
Volunteering
Local events such as parkrun UK, and charities hosted by local churches supporting the homeless, refugees and families in need.
My Achievements 03.
The Extra Mile Award
My journey at the hospital has been shaped by individuals whose leadership, commitment and purpose inspire me — particularly Mr Julius Asante Siaw. Through his dedication and disciplined nature, he has achieved excellence while remaining approachable and willing to connect with others.
My first project with LHCH was a thrilling first step into a completely new environment, one that challenged and excited me. I was deeply touched to receive a gift and certificate from the Surgical Leadership team on National Surgical Day, presented to me by Mr Julius Asante Siaw. To this day, it remains a meaningful moment of recognition and encouragement.
Presented by Mr Julius Asante Siaw
Patient Choice Award nomination
Nominated for the LHCH Patient Choice Award 2025 — an award decided by the people in our care.
The nomination sits alongside the Trust’s Be Civil, Be Kind campaign: respect starts with kindness, and at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital we care for everyone.
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital
My ethos is simple: to leave people better than I met them.
I didn’t forget the days I was an immigrant, when I fell asleep with an empty stomach. Being kind is free; it’s my favourite thing to do. So I turned my passion into a hobby.