Leticia: From Scholarship Student to Graduate Supported by OTK

Leticia joined the OTK education scholarship program at Providence Girls Secondary School. From the start, she showed dedication, kindness, and a strong desire to help others.

She went on to study Diploma in Clinical Medicine at Malawi Adventist University. Even while studying, Leticia volunteered at the Othakarhaka community clinic and in the palliative care program during her school holidays. She always gave back to her community.

In August, Leticia graduated. Her journey reflects hard work, compassion, and a clear sense of purpose. She is now doing her internship at Lilongwe Central Hospital, gaining hands-on experience as she steps into her career in healthcare.

Thanks to the support of OTK and our partner I Demand Access – IDA, Leticia’s dream became a reality. Her story shows how support and opportunity can transform a life and inspire others

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