Saima Sheikh

Saima is a highly experienced healthcare professional and humanitarian leader with over 10 years of practice in Canada and internationally, specializing in holistic wellness, breast health education, and community-driven care.

Saima's passion for community engagement was sparked in her childhood in Canada,influenced by her father's active role in mosques, where he not only organized gatherings and potlucks but also helped with renovations. Her mother reinforced this spirit by nurturing the family and teaching Saima that charity begins at home.

Starting her career in computer programming, Saima transitioned to become a professor at Sheridan College. After her mother's battle with cancer, she shifted her focus to health and wellness and now serves as the Clinic Director, breast health educator, and holistic naturopathic practitioner, with ten years of practice in Canada and expanded services in the UAE and Pakistan.

Dedicated to humanitarian efforts, Saima holds certifications from Harvard in Humanitarian Response to Conflict and Disaster and Protecting Children in Humanitarian Settings. These qualifications emphasize her commitment to addressing urgent needs in crises, particularly focusing on the safety and well-being of vulnerable populations. Over the past seven years, she has traveled globally, supporting widows, orphans, and refugees in Syria, Turkey, and Pakistan.

Her journey illustrates the profound impact one person can have on their community. From her father's community work to her leadership in humanitarian initiatives, Saima exemplifies commitment and adaptability. Managed over 300 volunteers, she coordinated various community efforts, showcasing her ability to inspire others to contribute to meaningful causes in Canada. Saima is a remarkable role model for those aspiring to make a difference.