Margaret Gyaawah Duodu is a dedicated forensic and analytical scientist and a passionate advocate for social change. She serves as one of the directors of Blessed Oasis Foundation, where she plays a pivotal role in fundraising and resource mobilization to support orphanages, vulnerable children, and underserved communities. Having experienced the loss of both parents during her teenage years, Margaret is deeply motivated to assist individuals facing similar hardships, using her personal journey as a source of inspiration for her humanitarian efforts. Margaret holds a BSc in Forensic Science from Lovely Professional University, India, and an MSc in Analytical Sciences from Robert Gordon University, UK. Her expertise in research and scientific analysis is reflected in her co-authorship of three research papers covering waste management, neurodegenerative diseases, and digital forensics. She is passionate about the intersection of science and social impact, believing that education and access to resources are powerful tools for transformation. Her academic and leadership excellence has been recognized globally, as she was selected to participate in the Aspire Leaders Program by Harvard Business School, ranking among the top 1,200 out of 52,000 global participants. Additionally, Margaret has contributed to youth and community development through her work with 4H Ghana and her experience as a preschool teacher, further reinforcing her commitment to education and empowerment. Through her work at Blessed Oasis Foundation, Margaret, alongside the founder and fellow directors, envisions a future where disadvantaged individuals are equipped with the tools to succeed, both through education and improved livelihoods. With a strong foundation in scientific research and a deep passion for humanitarian service, she remains committed to creating lasting change in communities and inspiring the next generation.