Fatima Ibrahim, 31, knows what it means to support people through their most vulnerable moments. As a nurse with over six years of experience across various medical fields, such as paediatric care, surgery, obstetrics, gynaecology, IVF, and internal medicine, helping others is close to her heart. But what motivates her on a more personal level, is her mother. “My mother has suffered from diabetes for a long time,” Fatima reveals. “As for me, not only did I learn to help patients, but I also learned how to help my mother.” Fatima and her mom are not alone in this. Diabetes is a chronic disease affecting up to 15% of Egyptians causing major health issues, especially if poorly managed. In the Egyptian healthcare sector, there is a lack of formal structure that would guide diabetic patients through their journey. Besides that, people often lack awareness about the illness and are left undiagnosed or untreated until severe irreversible damages occur. Through CFYE funding, the Al Mouneer powered Dru app is not only tackling these issues in the healthcare sector, but is also empowering young people, such as Fatima, with decent employment opportunities.