Having struggled through failures, I felt lost, I felt stuck in life. Exercising made a new horizon available to me, by pushing myself physically and mentally. 

So I decided to push myself even further and In February 2021, I will be trekking Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free standing mountain in the world and highest mountain in Africa. 

I am both excited and humbled to be taking on one of the most difficult challenges of my life. This gruelling trek will take me almost 20,000 ft above sea level, almost 80 km of trekking in 8 days, testing my mind and body to the limit of what is possible.

Why am I doing this crazy feat? 

Because it would mean nothing more to put a smile on a mum’s face when she can give food to her child through our help, 

when a father can buy medications for his child when they’re suffering through aids we provide. 

The world is in crisis at the moment, all around the globe. There are people suffering where they don’t have food to eat or clean water to drink. 

Everywhere we look, the world is in crisis:

• Yemen is crippled by six years of conflict, famine, and disease with over 24 million people needing urgent humanitarian aid.
•  Syria has millions displaced due to the nine year long conflict.
• Gaza in Palestine, according to the United Nations could become uninhabitable by the end of 2020.
• Iraq continues to experience an unstable and critical humanitarian situation with 6.7 million people needing immediate assistance.
• Rohingya refugees, described by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres as the most discriminated people in the world.
• Refugee camps around the world are further aggravated by the threat of coronavirus upon their lives. 

You can join me in helping people around the world, they need us, they world need us.

£100 - could provide a vulnerable family with immediate food, clean water and necessarymedical aid.

£70 - can keep a family of five well fed for a whole month with a nutritious food parcel.

These items could mean the difference between life and death, in the first and most vulnerable moments during an emergency, for a family who have lost everything.