Learning to heal,
one patient at a time.

Growing up in Kenya, I saw firsthand how a lack of accessible healthcare affects families and communities. Watching nurses work with skill, warmth, and purpose in under-resourced settings inspired me to pursue this path — not despite the challenges, but because of them.

I am currently pursuing my Diploma in Nursing at St. Camillus School of Nursing in Tabaka, rotating through medical-surgical wards, maternal and child health units, and community outreach programmes. Each placement deepens my understanding of healthcare in Kenyan communities.

My goal is to become a registered nurse who bridges the gap between modern clinical practice and community-based care — serving in both hospital settings and rural health posts across Kenya.

Away from the wards I am an avid reader — mostly novels — and I believe that reading, like nursing, is fundamentally an act of stepping into someone else’s world with curiosity and care.

I have a deep love for farming, particularly keeping goats and cows. There is something grounding about working the land. And if there is one thing I will never turn down, it is a glass of fresh milk — I love dairy wholeheartedly.

At the cinema I lose myself in great stories. I love basketball, racing cars and drifting, and everything about computers — the hardware, the software, the possibilities. There is a particular joy in building something from scratch on a screen and watching it come to life. Exactly how this page came to be.