Born in 1997 to humble parents, Ismail Irankunda lost them both at a young age. As a child orphaned by life and circumstance, he experienced homelessness, hunger, and the pain of being forgotten. But he never forgot others.

At just 12 years old, he began feeding street children in Uganda with his own savings. That act of kindness grew into Living Heart Child Go Foundation—now caring for nearly 200 children, young mothers, and pygmy communities.

His dream was to become a doctor. Instead, he became a healer of hearts.