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Waterloo, ON

Heeva Torabi

Heeva Torabi is a Health Science student at the University of Ottawa in the French Immersion stream. Heeva first started her project, Learn2Lead, in grade 10. She realized students who had access to opportunities in community involvement were more confident in applying themselves to try new things and unlocking their full potential. Since entering university, Heeva’s curiosity for exploring real-world challenges has grown. She prioritizes taking time for reflection, and has elevated her project to encourage others to do the same. From this, she hopes to create a space for high school girls where they feel encouraged to pursue careers in healthcare leadership.

Learn2Lead Girls

These days, more women are entering careers in medicine and healthcare, yet many remain underrepresented in high positions of leadership. Learn2Lead Girls is a program that addresses this problem by empowering high school girls to strive towards their full potential.

https://www.learn2leadgirls.ca/

About this Project

Communities Served

My project will involve and/or impact the following communities:

    United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

    When it comes to community impact projects, the UN has created 17 Sustainable Development Goals. These are the Sustainable Development Goals associated with my project.

      How the project works

      Learn2Lead Girls hosts regular events where students have the unique opportunity hear from accomplished healthcare professionals, get hands-on experience with medical training equipment, and learn new skills in workshops.

      Project Impact

      Project Mission

      In today’s fast-tracked world, it can be difficult to feel a sense of community. Learn2Lead Girls aims to help students build a relationship with themselves and their peers to come together, and build change as the next generation of leaders in healthcare.

      Project Team

      Video

      Learn2Lead Girls was featured on CTV News