Candidate for Ward 3
I came to Canada in 2010 as an international student with a dream of building a better future through hard work, education, and determination. Like many newcomers, I faced the challenges of starting from the ground up while balancing work, education, and family responsibilities.
Over the past 16 years, I have built my life in Canada through resilience, compassion, and community involvement. Since moving to London in 2021, this city has given me the opportunity to build my first home and continue growing alongside the community I care deeply about.
As a frontline support worker and nursing student, I have spent years helping vulnerable individuals and families with dignity, patience, and respect. These experiences have strengthened my belief that leadership begins with listening, understanding people’s struggles, and working together to create practical solutions.
I am not a career politician — I am someone who understands real-life challenges because I have lived them myself. My goal is to bring honesty, accountability, and compassionate leadership to our community while helping build a safer, stronger, and more connected London for everyone.
Supporting practical solutions for rising costs and housing challenges
Advocating for safe neighborhoods and stronger community support.
Supporting healthcare, accessibility, mental health, and local services for residents and families.