Adia S. Daniel Email and Phone Number

Adia Daniel, a passionate and driven 18-year-old, second-year student of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College, currently pursues a curriculum in Law, Biology, and Chemistry, given her keen interest in Marine Biology and Human Rights. Her dedication to advocacy and youth work has been evident from a young age with her involvement in the SVG Girl Guides Association for the past six years resulting in numerous awards and recognitions. In 2023, she was honoured with the highest distinction in the organization; Chief Commissioner Guide. Since then, Adia has also served as a Young Leader for the No.1 Kingstown Girl Guide Company. As a youth delegate of SPARK SVG and later a youth ambassador, Adia expanded her advocacy on a national and regional level. Her commitment to mental health and climate action led her to be appointed as the Caribbean Youth Mental Health Focal Point for St. Vincent and the Grenadines with UNICEF, and she has since been a part of the Let’s Unpack It network that has recently launched mental health resources of which she is a co-author, participated in UNICEF's Youth Advocacy Guide Training in Barbados, becoming a YAG Champion Trainer. Despite her busy schedule, Adia prioritizes her relationships and her passion for the performing arts. In fact, she co-founded the first performing arts group at the St. Vincent Girls High School and continues to pursue her artistic endeavours as a means of connecting and expressing herself. Her ability to positively influence her peers and exhibit true selflessness was highlighted when she was President of The Peer Counselors Association. Her friends describe her as the epitome of “service above self”. In 2024, she was appointed to Climate Change Sectoral Group the SVG Prime Ministerial Advisory Council on Youth. Adia remains dedicated to her role as a youth advocate, working with organizations such as UNICEF, Unite2030, Caribbean Youth Gender & Equality Network, and Equal Rights, Access & Opportunities SVG to advocate for policy reform and improved mental health support for the youth in her community. Her advice to others is simple: "Speak up, find your niche, work on it, and create change."