Student Creates Global Platform after Funding Special Needs Education for Girl in Kenya
Keiti and Cynthia. Image Credits: Keiti Corcoran
A University of Stirling student has created a global platform after funding special needs education for a deaf 9-year-old girl in Kenya.
Keiti Corcoran, a 23 -year-old Criminology and Sociology student from Stirling, Scotland, has founded KeitiConnects, a platform committed to humanitarian work. The company highlights the importance of occupational therapy and raises awareness on the extreme poverty in Kenya.
Keiti’s first company trip will take place over Christmas and New Year, where she’ll be travelling back to Kenya as part of a 3-week programme consisting of 8 humanitarian projects.
Keiti said: “KeitiConnects is about empowering change and having a part in raising awareness of global issues, especially issues i...