she worked with young people from a disadvantaged background, mentoring and planning programmes to support and enhance their second chance education programme.​ Ann completed her master’s degree in public health and health promotion. She further worked as a community development officer, co-ordinating several activities for primary school aged children and their families in the Family Resource Centre. Subsequently, Ann identified several health needs after her brief visit to Nigeria in 2016. To address these, she initiated a free medical mission trip which was sponsored by a charity known as, Global Missions Ireland (GMI) from 2017 to 2019. Her roots run deep as a native who understands first-hand what it means to have no avenue for the marginalized and vulnerable to access primary care. Her dedication and achievement have been impressive, she voluntarily continues to help others beyond her community and in doing so has helped and made life better for many who are vulnerable. ​ Driven by empathy and a desire to address pressing social issues. Ann founded Acts of Radical Kindness (ARK) Outreach to tackle some of the most challenging health disparities and social injustices facing underserved populations. Through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, Ann has demonstrated a remarkable ability to mobilize resources and empower communities and individuals to improve health outcomes and quality of life. Her interests include the development of sustainable health programmes and improving physical and mental health awareness, particularly in the rural areas where there are limited resources. Ann dedication to serving humanity serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating the profound impact that individuals can have when driven by compassion and a commitment to social justice. Through their work with ARK Outreach. She continues to make strides towards a healthier, more equitable world for all.