Bio

"One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.”

― Malala Yousafzai

Clarindi Greeff is a bright, young South African woman who believes that educating girls is the key to changing the world. She is a compassionate, but strong leader who enables her teams to develop both on a personal and professional level. As a fourth year medical student, she aims to constructively engage with her peers on current issues.

She founded an organization called the Tuks Leadership and Individual Program that aims to educate girls and women in rural areas of South Africa. She also served as the chairperson of the medical residence of the University of Pretoria, where she had the opportunity to empower 370 aspiring female medical practitioners and received the Primaria of the Year award for her efforts during this time.

She aims to inspire others through everything that she does and hopes that her actions will show that the seemingly impossible can be reached. She hopes to one day run an NGO that will change the world, one education at a time.