"Growing up, I was always interested in human rights and social justice. In 2008 while visiting Malawi, I was exposed to the grave poverty as well as the injustice many individuals face on a daily basis; this impelled me to want to join the cause for eradicating poverty and assisting in creating better communities within Malawi.

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But what could I do? 

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Thus begun my long journey of discovering where and how I could best help. Fast forward 8 years, a law degree and some life experiences later had helped me to discover that my passion in gender equality, education and children's rights. My research on Malawi exposed the prevalence of child marriages and violence against girls, a cause which compelled me to get involved, it was from this that SheRose was born! 

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It is my passion and desire to help young girls realise their potential and dreams. I believe that all of us have something to offer to the world, and that our birth circumstances should not be the limitation that hinders the world from experiencing our unique contributions. With this programme, I want to assist those who were unfortunately born in disadvantaged conditions or within countries where the systems are structured in a way that often oppresses the potential of these women. If I can help even just one girl to elevate her life and have access to opportunities that she would not have otherwise had, I will be truly satisfied."

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“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.”
- Mohammed Ali

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