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Mercy, who witnessed numerous preventable tragedies in her rural Malawian upbringing, is on a mission to bring nurses and medicines out to the remotest areas, ensuring quality healthcare for all Malawians.

Semerian, a Maasai woman who defied cultural norms to pursue an education, now empowers Maasai women by providing education, healthcare, and opportunities for economic independence.

Living with sickle cell disease, Lea understands the stigma, pain, and hopelessness it brings. She is committed to changing the narrative for sickle cell patients, not only in Kenya but with a vision to impact the world.

Having survived the abusive conditions that many domestic workers in Tanzania face, Angela is now a passionate advocate for domestic workers' rights and human trafficking survivors. She stands up to protect those who need it most.

By obtaining an education and avoiding early marriage, Grace has empowered herself. She is now on a mission to offer life-changing opportunities to girls in her Kenyan community, ensuring they can shape their own futures.

Florence, who only discovered the existence of people with disabilities during medical school, is now providing holistic treatment. She’s reshaping Ugandan society to be inclusive, ensuring that all people have access to comprehensive healthcare.

Bright's life was shaped by his mother's unmet need for mental health treatment. In response, he's on a dedicated mission to destigmatise mental health and provide quality mental health care to all Kenyans.

In the wake of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, Jean Michel embarked on a mission to teach people the art of powerful debate - to address crucial issues without resorting to conflict. Today, he is a dedicated advocate for peace.