We are raising £12000 for Abdul's course fees.

Abdul is a 32yr old pharmacist living in Liberia.
He has worked at Redemption hospital and the Ministry of Health. He now works at the Liberia Medicine and Health products Regulatory Authority, helping to ensure that only high quality and authentic products enter Liberia.
Outside of work Abdul is a peer in his community. He sponsors 11 children enabling them to get an education as well as helping out other individuals with medication and other needs.
In addition Abdul has volunteered for 6 years for the U.K. based charity "Life For African Mothers" as the country representative. He coordinates midwifery training programmes in an effort to reduce maternal mortality. Abdul is well known to the UK doctors and midwives who have volunteered for the charity. Anyone who has met Abdul will say what a selfless and caring person he is.

Abdul is passionate about his country and wants to improve the prospects of all citizens of Liberia.
Liberia is one of the poorest West African countries and faces many challenges. With a population of 4.2 million Liberia continues to rebuild its health system, which was seriously weakened by the devastating civil was ( 1989-2003) and the Ebola epidemic from 2014 to 2015 that saw the infrastructure destroyed and the loss of many of its health workers. More than half of the population live in poverty with one-quarter living in extreme poverty. Liberia rands 177 out of 188 countries on the human development index.
Abdul, who plans to study masters in Public Health at Nottingham Trent University says:
"On completion of the course in public health, I intend to work within the Liberian government in a policy making and management capacity to improve Liberian public health. I believe that the experience I will gain from the course will be invaluable and will enable me to contribute to the development of strategies to bring about positive changes for Liberia and its people."