Dr. Rita Persaud, a Caribbean woman who moved to Canada in the late 1980s, has become a prominent doctor, professor, researcher, and community leader. Her work is dedicated to helping others and improving the world, focusing on mental health, education, and community development.

Expert in Suicide Prevention: Her research on suicide prevention emphasizes spreading positivity and saving lives. Her work is recognized by governments and organizations, influencing policies and making a real difference in the lives of many.

Champion of Communities and Education: She has initiated programs like Technology Recycled, providing people with resources and support. She has also made generous donations to schools and hospitals in Guyana, improving education and healthcare in the region.

Dedicated Teacher and Mentor: As a professor, she mentors students, guiding them in their careers and personal lives. She is also a passionate community leader, working to make neighborhoods safer and more inclusive.

Award-Winning Innovator and Inspirational Leader: Her groundbreaking research, education, and community service work have earned her numerous awards and international recognition. As a proud parent, she inspires her daughter to pursue a medical career and continues to shape the future of those she mentors.