I believe that as human beings we all have unique and privileged opportunities to assist people to improve their circumstances by building healthy connections to resources.

My education and career have always focused on my passion for working with families and communities. I earned my BSW and MSW degrees in Social Work from Morgan State University and I have worked in the public health field since 2012. I have been involved with mentoring for many years, assisting children with reaching their fullest potential by implementing academic success and personal development.  This is where I cultivated my passion for advocacy and addressing emerging needs for vulnerable and high-risk communities.

Being a part of the Nanaida Foundation is truly a blessing and I enjoy working with a great organization that has a focus to ensure that all children who live in impoverished regions have access to basic school supplies and personal hygiene products which will ensure that they can further their education without worry about simple necessities.