I am an award-winning advocate of mental health and youth engagement, whose work has been recognised by The Diana Awards in 2022 and by the Black Impact Awards in the Class of 2022. Also, I am working in the field of Pharmacy as a bank trainee pharmacist in Mental Health. Over the past 5 years, I have been active advocate for the education of mental health due to the lack of adequate understanding in my community and the stigmatism surrounding this on different platforms such as my Instagram page, The Nana Churcher Show and BBC Africa. These are strengthening my ties to work effectively in making a difference in this field. I am currently working as a mental health trainee pharmacist to develop my knowledge and skills to support patients who need pharmaceutical support to manage their mental health and neurological conditions. I am also a speaker and panelist who likes to share his knowledge on a variety of issues such as building the diasporan community and as a former President of the African Caribbean Society (ACS), my knowledge is sought after in supporting build a stronger African and Caribbean society on campus after my successful tenure in office in 2017-2018 academic year at Medway School of Pharmacy. As a speaker, I have had the opportunity to speak at the SEO ACS Conference in 2018 and the Ghanaian Societies at University of East Anglia and University of Essex in 2020.