Startup Grind is Celebrating this October as a #BlackLeadersMonth where we are trying to provide a platform where black leaders can tell the world how they are making waves in their society.
Guest is Margaret Osolo from Kenya.
Margaret Osolo Odhiambo is a Global Health Advocate with a passion for science; having extensive knowledge, experience, and programming in health & humanitarian action with an intersection of diseases, disasters, and displacements.
She is keen on integrating essential and context-appropriate healthcare in communities, emergencies, and humanitarian crises. Previously engaged in and pioneered health programmings: Child and Adolescent Health; Childhood Cancers; Blood Safety; Prevention, Treatment, and Management of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs); Research & Advocacies, Emergencies, and Urban Disasters.
She works as the Health Lead at Streetwise- Kenya, coordinating and facilitating health, well-being, and safety of homeless children, young adults, and families living in the streets and street-connected situations in Nairobi.
She co-founded The Gold Culture, an advocacy platform for childhood cancers, injuries, and blood disorders facilitating health literacy, access to timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, medical financing and mental health support promoting resilience and hope to paediatric patients and their families.
Her engagement, advocacy and programming portfolio spans in child- and youth-centered health in communities and humanitarian crisis, having worked with children and youth living in the streets and street-connected situations; paediatric patients suffering from cancers, chronic medical conditions and disabilities; and young people at the forefront of responding to and affected by disasters.
She serves in the Kenya Red Cross Society- National Youth Council as a regional lead, pioneering and overseeing humanitarian engagement, development and representation of the children and young people.
She is a member of the One Young World Healthcare Working Group.
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Gold Culture Advocacy
Margaret Osolo Odhiambo is a Global Health Advocate with a passion for science; having extensive knowledge, experience and programming in health & humanitarian action with an intersection on diseases, disasters and displacements.
She is keen on integrating essential and context-appropriate healthcare in communities, emergencies and humanitarian crisis. Previously engaged in and pione…
Margaret Osolo Odhiambo is a Global Health Advocate with a passion for science; having extensive knowledge, experience and programming in health & humanitarian action with an intersection on diseases, disasters and displacements.
She is keen on integrating essential and context-appropriate healthcare in communities, emergencies and humanitarian crisis. Previously engaged in and pioneered health programmings: Child and Adolescent Health; Childhood Cancers; Blood Safety; Prevention, Treatment and Management of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs); Research & Advocacies, Emergencies and Urban Disasters.
She works as the Health Lead at Streetwise- Kenya, coordinating and facilitating health, well-being and safety of homeless children, young adults and families living in the streets and street-connected situations in Nairobi.
She co-founded The Gold Culture, an advocacy platform for childhood cancers, injuries and blood disorders facilitating health literacy, access to timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, medical financing and mental health support promoting resilience and hope to paediatric patients and their families.
Her engagement, advocacy and programming portfolio spans in child- and youth-centred health in communities and humanitarian crisis, having worked with children and youth living in the streets and street-connected situations; paediatric patients suffering from cancers, chronic medical conditions and disabilities; and young people at the forefront of responding to and affected by disasters.
She serves in the Kenya Red Cross Society- National Youth Council as a regional lead, pioneering and overseeing humanitarian engagement, development and representation of the children and young people.
She is a member of the One Young World Healthcare Working Group.
© OYWHealthcare Promoting Health at all Levels, Locally and Globally.
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This is me Ali Rehman khan who hails back from un underprivileged area of Bannu KPK who is a software engineering graduate + social and Tech Entrepreneur by profession who is currently working on a water conservation-based project with name innovative nozzle with KP Directorate of youth affairs and Directorate of Science and Technology as well as with UNDP Pakistan which is a nozzle through which you can save 90-95% of the water through existing taps. Not only this he is an active community mobilizer and is working actively in our Eco System and in our community through different roles. He is chapter director of startup grind Bannu chapter, as startup grind is an international community of change-makers and entrepreneurs launched by google which have more than 160 chapter around the world, not only this he is also a youth policy advocate and working with UNDP Pakistan and KP directorate of science and technology and have recently proposed an STI ( Science, Technology, Innovation ) policy to KP government of Pakistan in the year 2019, So let's make the long-short he is a youth Activist, Innovation Fellow, Social + Tech Entrepreneur, Software Engineer, Graphic designer and Community mobilizer whose aim is to create socio and economic impact in a society.
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