I believe in humanity
We are the change that we see. By giving, you're putting your heart and soul into the lives of others. No gift is ever a waste of time or energy. Even when they are dealing with their own issues, the most resilient people find the time to lend a hand to others.
Hamda Taryam, 22, an Emirati entrepreneur, inherited the compassion of the late Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who built the UAE, the nation of humanity and mercy, a beacon of goodness. She grew up assisting the poor, hungry, and sick, therefore she never quits looking for them. Hamda learned of a village named Masaka in Uganda where residents lack education, medical care, food, and clean water. So she ran to their aid. She named a water well after her mother, a school after her father, and a hospital after herself.
My story dates back to my early years, when I was a child.
Ever since I was a child, I've been drawn to helping others, and I've spent my life searching for those in need, whether it's the poor, the needy, or the sick. I was aware of the plight of the residents of Masaka, a Ugandan village where education, health care, food, and clean water are all in short supply. As a result, I dashed over to help them. Since then, a medical center has been named after her mother, an elementary school named after her father, and a medical centre named after me.
