Dr. Sandra Hamilton is a dynamic leader whose influence spans across borders and disciplines, leaving a profound impact wherever she goes. As President of Canada and the Caribbean Area for Y’s Men International, she brings a wealth of experience and a passion for service to her role, spearheading initiatives that uplift communities and empower individuals.

In addition to her leadership in Y’s Men, Dr. Hamilton aka Dr. H, Dr. Sandra or just Auntie, is a distinguished educator and innovator, recognized for her commitment to excellence in teaching. Her dedication to shaping young minds has earned her prestigious accolades such as the Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Caribbean Award for Excellence in Education.

Dr. Sandra is a skilled therapist, providing compassionate support and guidance to those in need. Her empathetic approach and insightful counsel have helped countless individuals across the world to navigate life’s challenges and find healing and resilience. She actively engages in conducting retreats, workshops, and seminars aimed at providing healing and empowerment to abuse survivors and marginalized individuals. As a motivational speaker, Dr. H shares her own journey of resilience and triumph, inspiring others to find strength in adversity and embrace their innate potential for growth.

But her talents don’t end there. As a musician and artist, she channels her creativity into vibrant expressions of emotion and identity capturing the essence of the human experience. inspiring others to embrace their passions and pursue their dreams.

Dr. Sandra Hamilton is a compassionate advocate with a heart dedicated to serving the less fortunate and empowering abuse victims to reclaim their lives. With her unwavering dedication to making a difference, Dr Sandra Hamilton continues to be a beacon of inspiration and empowerment in Canada, the Caribbean, and beyond. Her leadership, expertise, and vision enrich the lives of all who have the privilege of knowing her.

By the way, did we mention that she’s an introvert?