I bridge the critical gap between environmental and maternal and child health to empower communities and healthcare systems in a changing climate. My research, deeply inspired by the 2019-2020 Australian Black Summer Bushfires, focuses on developing human-centered solutions that strengthen climate adaptation and resilience. My expertise lies in:

• Assessment needs realted to climate change impacts on maternal and child health  mothers and children.
• Developing clinical coding systems for capturing climate-related human health effects.
• Evaluating digital and non-digital health interventions to support communities and health services during extreme weather events.

I am the founder of Maternal and Child Health Climate Adaptation and Resilience (MCH-CARE) Network. Our vision is to build a collaborative network of stakeholders in Indo-Pacific region committed to strengthening maternal and child health through climate resilience and adaptation. We aim to raise climate awareness, drive impactful action, and identify research priorities and effective interventions to protect and improve maternal and child health—ensuring inclusive input, particularly from women and adolescent girls.