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Inviting the Changemakers to Share, Learn, and Lead

Updated: Mar 23

A Call for Future Community Leaders and Health Advocates


As we navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world, the need for empathetic, informed, and action-oriented community leadership has never been greater. Health systems, social care frameworks, and community networks all require passionate individuals who are not only knowledgeable, but deeply committed to ethical, inclusive, and culturally responsive change.


It is with this in mind that I extend a formal invitation to aspiring community leaders, early-career professionals, students, and those seeking a purposeful transition in their work—to step into a unique opportunity for immersive mentorship, collaborative learning, and real-world impact.


I am proud to launch The Changemakers, an initiative grounded in experience, enriched by evidence, and guided by integrity: a structured learning and leadership experience designed to cultivate the next generation of community health advocates and changemakers.


This initiative is not simply a training program or workshop. It is a thoughtfully designed journey that combines direct mentorship with me, practical engagement in community-based work, and reflective exploration of one’s own leadership values, purpose, and growth.



Leading participants will:

  • Gain hands-on experience in real-world health and social care projects.

  • Explore frameworks for inclusive, systems-based, and person-centred approaches.

  • Engage in guided mentorship and leadership development.

  • Contribute meaningfully to existing initiatives focused on equity, well-being, and culturally responsive care.

  • Become part of a growing network of professionals and peers committed to advancing integrative and sustainable community solutions.


This call is especially relevant to individuals who:

  • Are passionate about social impact, health equity, and human-centered care.

  • Are ready to move from theoretical learning to applied, grounded practice.

  • Believe in working with communities rather than for them.

  • Are seeking professional guidance in navigating interdisciplinary health and social change environments.


Whether you are a student of public health or social work, a professional at a crossroads, or someone who simply knows your voice has a place in this work—this is your opportunity to learn, contribute, and grow.


Direct link to join is open for the upcoming cohort of this transformative experience.

If this speaks to your values, vision, and readiness to lead with integrity, I warmly invite you to join me in this meaningful work.


Together, we will not only imagine better systems—we will build them.

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