I have been working as an actress-drama teacher since 2014, and I graduated as a psychologist from Eötvös Loránd University in 2019. Thanks to my good luck and ambitious personality, I soon met some good issues that I was happy to work for. Let it be creating and managing interactive play series which targeted the children of small villages, urban slums, reformatory institutions, and prisons; conducting drama lessons for 8-year-old children, and more than 80-year-old pensioners; and – as a member of a theatre in education group – bringing plays to high school students in Budapest and Pest county with pedagogical aim.

Be that as it is, I was always comfortable when I was working with people, regardless of which skill I had to use from my abilities. It is true for my work at Világszép Foundation too. I am always where there is need and I love that everything we do is about and for the kids. The kids who are the most in need of our help.