WHO WE ARE

Receiving a calling from God in my early teens, I set my path in motion for public and global health in motion right out of high school. Starting in college by joining multiple non profit organizations such as Alternative Break Corps, America Reads and Health and Education Relief for Guyana, I worked in low income, indigenous populations, and impoverished settings and gradually grew the knowledge base to pursue starting my own nonprofit seven years later.

 

Plea Inc: Global resource Sharing, was started with a partner in 2015 in response to awareness of increasing health disparities between developed and third world nations. Starting in Nigeria and eventually continuing into Ghana, Jamaica, Togo, Liberia, Zambia, and Haiti, the organization collected medical and educational supplies from the United States and redistributed medical resources to clinics and schools from impoverished populations. In 2020, we began  hosting small clinics within these nations providing primary care and medication distribution.

 

The last couple of years we have expanded services to surgical services by partnering with local facilities and sponsoring treatment. To date we have performed approximately 80 cataract procedures, restoring sight to elderly housed in Internal Displacement Camps(IDP) in Nigeria for victims of religious persecution. Additionally, we source and fund extreme surgical needs we find during our free clinics. Please click link below to see videos of a few of our projects. We have officially rebranded to a new name, ServeWell, and will be continuing our mission to create various global health initiatives in nations or underrepresented populations to address disparities and facilitate change.