Sarah NAANY
Sarah NAANY
Ambassador for human support and solidarity
Sarah Naany, director and founder of Présence et Soleil, is a woman of action, deeply focused on people, listening and supporting individuals in times when life becomes more fragile.
From a young age, she has paid particular attention to vulnerable people, families in distress, and those facing illness, isolation, or difficult periods of transition.
His commitment is based on a strong conviction: every suffering deserves to be welcomed with fairness, without being minimized, without being dramatized, but always heard with respect, modesty and kindness.
For many years, she volunteered her time to support families affected by illness or experiencing extreme hardship. This experience shaped her approach to support, which is based on dignity, human presence, active listening, and respect for each individual's journey.
She has now made this sensitivity the core of her professional commitment by founding Présence et Soleil, a personal assistance company. Through this organization, she supports individuals and families during times when support, reliability, and sensitivity become essential.
Her involvement with TAHIRAH CARE stems from a close family story, through the painful journey of a young woman in her family suffering from this complex, debilitating, and still largely unknown autoimmune disease. It was this story that led her to join the association.
Particularly sensitive to invisible vulnerabilities, Sarah Naany wants to remind people that behind every illness, there is a person, a family, a story. She also wants to contribute to better understanding of lupus in France, so that this disease is better understood, recognized, and supported.
Through TAHIRAH CARE, Sarah Naany puts her voice, her energy, her network and her sensitivity at the service of an essential cause: raising awareness of lupus, supporting those affected and reminding people that information, solidarity and human support can profoundly change the journey of patients and their families.
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