On November 16th, 2025, I took my very first solo journey to Ghana I had been to Ghana previously twice. I paid for everything myself the flights, the stay, the essentials because this mission began as something deeply personal. I didn’t know exactly what I would find, but I knew I needed to go. And what I found was purpose.

During my time in Ghana, I met children and families who showed me strength, love, and resilience beyond anything I’d ever witnessed. I saw communities facing challenges with courage, and I realised I wanted to do everything I could to help — not just in Ghana, but wherever my journey takes me next in the world.

But this mission didn’t begin on that date.

It began years ago, when I was just 16.

I lost my brother when he took his own life. A loss that shattered me, changed me, and has stayed with me every single day. I believe with all my heart that if someone had reached out to him with even a small bit of hope, a hand, a chance — he might still be here. That belief has shaped everything I do.

So now, everywhere I go Ghana or the next country I travel to he’s right there with me.

Helping children, helping people, spreading hope, even in the smallest ways this is how I honour him. This is how I try to make sure that the sadness and hurt I’ve carried for so long can finally lead to something beautiful.

Two of the hardest parts of my life — losing my brother and struggling to find purpose afterward — are becoming the foundation of something good. Something healing. Something that might just save or comfort someone else’s loved one.

By hook or by crook, these painful beginnings will have a happy ending.

Your support will help me continue this mission:

Providing essentials, resources, and opportunities to children and families in Ghana

Supporting local communities in any way I can on each journey

Expanding this mission to wherever else in the world I’m called to go

Bringing hope to people who feel forgotten or unseen

Medical Bills & Operations

Sweets

Clothes

Toys

Every donation, no matter how small, helps me show someone out there that they matter — that there is hope — the same hope I wish someone had given my brother.

With gratitude & purpose, always.

Thank you to everyone who has helped and continues to help