Key Projects
Welcome to the projects section, where I combine research, consultancy, and advocacy to drive meaningful change. My projects focus on improving healthcare access for vulnerable communities and exploring the impacts of climate change on mental and women's health. Each initiative reflects my commitment to innovative, data-driven solutions and informed policy change.
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Transforming Strakeholder Engagement to Achieve Maximum Impact.
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Working across Nigeria, Uganda, and Canada, I saw firsthand how stakeholder fragmentation slows progress in social impact. Organizations, governments, and communities often work toward the same goals but struggle to connect, leading to missed opportunities and inefficiencies.
I created BridgeHelp to solve this challenge, a digital platform that simplifies collaboration, strengthens partnerships, and ensures efforts drive real, lasting impact. Because when we work together, change happens faster and more effectively.
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Key Features:​
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Seamless Stakeholder Connection – Easily find and engage the right partners across sectors.
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Collaboration Hub – A centralized space for organizations, governments, and communities to align efforts.
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Data- driven Insights – Monitor progress, share insights, and drive data-informed decisions.
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Resource Mobilization – Access and exchange valuable tools, research, and best practices.
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We're currently in the ideation phase, refining our vision and building the foundation for BridgeHelp. We're gathering insights, strengthening our strategy, and engaging key stakeholders to ensure the platform effectively bridges gaps, streamlines collaboration, and drives real impact.
Pictured is our logo for BridgeHelp
Here I am pictured with the program nurse and staff, during a field visit to one of the Nurse a School clinics in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Nurse a School Program Initiative
As a Technical Advisor, I analyze program data to assess the Nurse A School program’s effectiveness and sustainability, ensuring impactful health interventions.
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Key Contributions:
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Strengthening Stakeholder Engagement – I restructured newsletters and end-of-term reports, enhancing clarity and impact, which led to increased donor support.
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Data-Driven Program Evaluation – I conduct quantitative assessments of student health indicators to track progress and refine interventions.
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Enhancing SRHR Advocacy – I secured resources for SRHR initiatives by aligning advocacy with program goals and mobilizing donor support.
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Ensuring Quality & Strategic Collaboration – I provide quality assurance in project management, refine communication strategies, and contribute to evidence-based recommendations.
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Through these efforts, I have helped expand healthcare access in schools, improve project sustainability, and advance SDG 3 (Health) and SDG 4 (Education) through data-driven public health initiatives.
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Supporting Adolescent Single Mums Through Empowerment
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Working as a Research Consultant at The Mama Kay Foundation, responsibilities included developing stakeholder engagement strategies to secure resources for programs supporting adolescent single mothers in Uganda.
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Key Contributions:​
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Stakeholder Engagement & Resource Mobilization – Strengthened partnerships and developed fund raising initiatives to expand program reach.
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Research & Program Development – Designed research projects and community focused groups that informed evidence-based interventions for adolescent mothers.
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Communication & Advocacy – Created media strategies and content to enhance program visibility, increasing awareness and donor engagement.
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Project Coordination & Fund Management – Ensured efficient project execution and supported fund management to maximize program impact.
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These efforts women empowerment initiatives , ensuring vulnerable adolescent mothers received essential support for a healthier and more sustainable future.
Here I am pictured with the organization's CEO on the left and a director in the middle, after a strategic meeting at Watoto Church in Uganda.
Pictured is the cover page of the collaborative photo voice project, capturing the deilience of transgender women in Uganda.
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Transwomen Resilience in Uganda
Capturing the Resilience of Trans Women in Uganda
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Working on this project under the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA), my priority was establishing a deep, trust-based relationship with trans women in Uganda. By creating a safe and empathetic space, I encouraged candid sharing of their personal experiences, resulting in authentic narratives reflecting their struggles and strengths.
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Key Contributions:
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Deep, Trust-Based Connections: Cultivated genuine relationships that fostered openness and honesty, ensuring trans women felt heard and respected.
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Authentic Storytelling: Enabled the sharing of rich, personal insights that have informed advocacy and policy discussions.
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Empowerment through Empathy: Prioritized empathy and active listening to create a supportive environment where participants could comfortably share their lived realities.
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Informed Advocacy: Leveraged the authentic narratives to drive more nuanced, impactful advocacy efforts and policy dialogues regarding LGBTQ+ rights.
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This approach not only enriched the project outcomes but also amplified the voices of trans women, contributing significantly to a more comprehensive understanding of their resilience under challenging legal and social conditions.
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Health Related SDG Project at SickKids
Informing Research on Climate Change and Health​
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​As part of a health-related SDG project at SickKids, I leveraged my consultancy skills to examine the intersection of climate change and mental health. My work focused on analyzing environmental stressors affecting farming communities, which directly informed a subsequent master's project exploring:
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The Mental Health of Farmers: How climate-induced challenges contribute to stress and mental health issues.
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Women’s Health in Nigeria: The broader impacts of climate change on women's health, highlighting gender-specific vulnerabilities.​
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Key Contributions:​
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Strategic Analysis & Consultancy: Developed data-driven insights linking climate change to mental health outcomes, aligning with SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) and SDG 13 (Climate Action).
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Research Synthesis: Collated and interpreted complex datasets to inform actionable policy recommendations.
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Stakeholder Engagement: Facilitated interdisciplinary collaboration that enhanced the quality and scope of the research.
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Academic Impact: Provided critical evidence that shaped a master’s project, deepening our understanding of how climate change affects both farmers’ mental health and women’s health in Nigeria.
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This project not only advanced sustainable development goals but also contributed to a broader academic discourse on the multifaceted impacts of climate change on public health.
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Pictured is the cover page for my research report on the impacts of climate change on the mental health of farmers in Africa