To address the issues she had found within the aid system, she established CanDo, a not-for-profit social enterprise and crowdfunding platform for local humanitarian organisations. CanDo supports and enables local, frontline, healthcare workers to save more lives in war-devastated areas and for people around the world to support cost-effective, locally-led, life-saving health interventions, efficiently and quickly.[16][2] She ran a crowdfunding campaign in 2016 called People's Convoy, which raised more than £250,000 to build a new children's hospital in Syria.[3][17] The Convoy left the UK in December 2016, where it met members of the Independent Doctors Association at the Turkey-Syria border.[18] She was an invited in speaker at the 2017 and 2018 Women in the World conferences, alongside Hillary Clinton.[19][20][21][22][23] In October 2017 she spoke at Google's Zeitgeist Minds.[24][25] In November 2017 she spoke at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, alongside Barack Obama and Naomi Campbell.[26] She has advocated jointly with Physicians for Human Rights and is frequently featured in publications to discuss Syria.