The 8-minute docu-short opens with Raabia’s backstory in Oldham, England. Raabia was born into a “silent world” that affected her mental health. Luckily, she found support in the deaf community and recovered her lost identity. Raabia is an incredible humanitarian and her film showcases the fantastic work she is doing to help those less fortunate. The documentary follows her journey to Nandi Country in Kenya, where she has teamed up with Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) and International Citizen Service (ISC). We are introduced to the teachers of some of the special education schools, where they talk of the parental shame surrounding disabilities and the lack of educational training and support. The documentary doesn’t shy away from showcasing the children affected.