I’ve always been drawn to understanding what helps people, communities, and nature thrive. Studying Psychology and later working in Human Resources showed me that building supportive environments can be just as meaningful as working directly with people.
Life then led me along unexpected paths, including working closely with animals and nature. Discovering my neurodivergence and navigating health challenges helped me develop a deeper sense of interconnectedness, transforming the way I see myself and the world. They strengthened my belief that when one person flourishes, we all benefit.
Today, I hope to contribute by offering what comes most naturally to me: bringing clarity, organisation, and care behind the scenes, helping create spaces where compassion, connection, and community can flourish.
I will be supporting the Executive Director and the foundation by coordinating communications, strengthening organisational systems, stewarding day-to-day operations, and helping turn ideas into action.