Jonathan Andrews
Jonathan Andrews
21: Rohan Singh | Break The Divide
21: Rohan Singh | Break The Divide
21: Rohan Singh | Break The Divide
Wednesday 25th September 2019
Rohan Singh shares his journey from childhood lessons in selfless service to founding Break the Divide, empowering youth in remote communities.
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Get the buttons here!Rohan Singh: From Childhood Lessons to Global Impact
It's honestly taking that first step into a direction that you may not be comfortable with and seeing how can you make a difference, and it's not something that you have to go out of your way to find.
Imagine turning a childhood birthday experience into a lifelong mission of service. That’s exactly what happened to Rohan Singh. On his fifth birthday, instead of the usual gifts, Rohan's father took him to a shelter, showing him the stark realities faced by many. This eye-opening experience planted a seed of compassion and service, deeply rooted in his Sikh faith's principle of 'seva', or selfless service.
Fast forward to today, and Rohan is not just a medical student but also an internationally recognized humanitarian and advocate for public health and the environment. He's the co-founder of Break the Divide, an initiative aimed at bridging gaps between youth in remote communities and the rest of Canada. In this episode of 'Circle Up', Rohan shares his journey from that pivotal birthday to becoming a TEDx speaker and a beacon of hope for many.
He talks about the importance of intercultural dialogue and offers practical tips on how anyone can start making a difference in their community, no matter how small the first step might be. If you’re looking for inspiration to turn your own life experiences into positive action, this episode is a must-listen.