There’s no place like home. Being born and raised in Kansas, my association with this saying has changed over time. When I lived at home
Category: Regions
PULSE Partners are located around the world.
The Weight of Accountability
As I start my first day as a PULSE volunteer, I feel the weight of accountability for GSK, for my family and for the children
Do Good, Feel Better
Many moments to share with you! The leaves of Barretstown Castle show the time that has passed since I arrived. Lovely months that have taught
Of Monuments and Maple Syrup
So I think I have begun a lifelong love affair with the Washington Monument. Its simplicity is what I first noticed about this monument and
Community Responsibility for Healthcare
During my PULSE assignment with Partners in Health/Inshuti Mu Buzima (PIH/IMB), I have been fortunate to work with the School Health Program. This program started
Changing Communities
My second major objective for joining Save the Children seems obvious but sometimes in any large organisation it is understanding the impact of what you
Fighting Pneumonia together – Save the Children / UNICEF Partnership
I cannot believe how quickly time is progressing just over half way through my assignment, I have just returned from Nairobi, Kenya after meeting
Redefining Invincible
This one might seem a bit random, but there is a point, so please bear with me. I love the song Invincible by the band
The reach of GSK medicines and building community
Seeing the Impact of GSK Medicines and Vaccines It is easy to lose sight between all the meetings and tasks that need to be done
Medical Records and Volcanoes
Medical Records Rwanda has an Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system that is used across the country – which is more than we can say for
Talk about commitment…
Upon arrival to Bacolod, Negros Occidental, Philippines, captured by infinite fields of sugar cane embedded by banana trees and dramatic skies, I felt peace. The
What I can share about the people I’ve met
One of my task in Smile Train is to write about patients stories , so that more people will know more about cleft lip and
A Borderlands Story
This is my first blog post ever! And like many before, I have to say, the idea of posting a story was a little bit
Chasing Dreams… My Journey to Nigeria.
First and foremost, I’d like to thank GSK, PULSE, GCSD, colleagues, family, and friends who supported me during the past year. It’s because of your
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