Partnerships & Events

I have known Philemon for more than 15 years, starting from when he was the Medicine for Humanity Programs Manager. Philemon’s dedication to helping refugees and migrants is truly inspiring. Over the years, I've witnessed his relentless commitment to connecting underserved communities with essential mental health services and resources. His empathy and understanding make him a trusted ally for anyone navigating the challenges of resettlement.

Philemon and I live in the same neighborhood and their work with refugees and migrants goes beyond mere professional duty—it's his passion. His deep compassion and unwavering support have transformed countless lives, providing not only mental health assistance but also a sense of belonging and hope. His integrity and kindness are evident in everything he does.

HealthStar’s concern for the well-being of refugees and migrants is matched only by their extensive knowledge and resourcefulness. They are a beacon of hope, helping those in need access critical mental health services and support.

Philemon and I have been working in the IT space together and also play in the same soccer team. Philemon is a true champion for underserved communities. His tireless efforts to bridge the gap between mental health services and those who need them most are remarkable. His kindness, patience, and dedication make a profound difference in the lives of refugees and migrants, offering them the support they so desperately need.

I have known Philemon and Kerubina since I migrated to USA early 2022. Philemon's and Kerubina impact on the refugee and migrant communities is immeasurable. Their warmth and empathy create a safe space for individuals to seek help and guidance. Their unwavering dedication to ensuring that everyone has access to mental health services and resources is a testament to their remarkable character and commitment to making the world a better place.

Kerubina's kindness made a big difference at Citycare. She got along well with everyone there, from the staff to the clients. When she left, the clients really missed her because she always went out of her way to help them with their problems. Over time, Kerubina learned a lot about mental health, and now she's using that knowledge to help others feel better and more stable.

On paper, Kerubina seems too good to be true. But she’s real. I know her to be an honorable woman in all that she does; a person of impeccable ethics and integrity; imminently trustworthy. She is passionate about both her work and her coworkers, and she has earned our confidence and respect. We have also seen and experienced her dedication to mental health awareness in our workplace. I know that with her heart for servant leadership and her passion for better mental health, her impact upon the North Carolina community will be exponential.