What is the meaning of our life and what meaning does it have for us? These two questions have motivated me from a young age to participate in actions of solidarity and support for populations in need and in need. Of Moroccan origin, I began my medical studies in Spain (UV) and subsequently trained as a doctor-surgeon in Switzerland. Sense of a Life is an association which has a will for change and which has a vision of solidarity, the goal of which is to support and help populations in need to find adapted and lasting solutions over time.

Quality and barrier-free care are important pillars of a healthy society. I like that Sens d'un Vie is committed to it. Practical work with people, doctors and organizations in developing countries makes engagement concrete and it is also strength. Helping is good, but success lies in involving the local population. This makes Sens d'une Vie an organization that thinks about the future and about independence. I put my expertise at the service of the meaning of a Life in the field of public relations and communication.

I treat everyone with respect and listening, regardless of religion, nationality or skin color. I have been working in different areas of nursing for 30 years, I have followed continuing education and currently I am continuing education in the area of intensive care. Everyone should have the opportunity to receive adequate basic medical care. I want to give a voice to the people who have no voice in our society, especially the children and mothers who are close to my heart. The help a mother receives affects the whole family.