Work I've done with UN based organisations in Africa

Since 2018, I have worked in numerous African countries documenting the work of non-profit organisations. 

I have worked for the World Health Organisation, the United Nations Children's Fund and the Global Fund.  

During this time, I have encountered many stories of hope and resilience. I have seen the first malaria vaccine administered in Ghana. I have heard the story of an eight-year-old girl in Nigeria selling biscuits to help her parents. I have interviewed a transwoman who is helping her community with TB and HIV prevention. I have seen the smiles of those orphaned by Boko Haram, despite the trauma in their young lives.

 

NGOs have an important place in my world - I am curious about how they create and sustain change - and how they are able to support those making a difference. It has been an honour to see these stories through my camera lens. 

I am reminded of the power of photography - to galvanise, inspire and change the world. 

Given the sensitivity of these projects, the images are greyed out and viewable by request.  If you are a registered NGO interested in telling the true stories of your work, please do get in touch.