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Guyanese medical student and nonprofit founder Kelly Anetta Hyles has met King Charles III at St James’s Palace in London following her selection as one of 100 young leaders recognised by the Queen Elizabeth II Commonwealth Trust for their contributions to communities across the Commonwealth.
Hyles shared the milestone in a social media post, describing the meeting with His Majesty as an honour. She said she was selected from thousands of applicants representing the Commonwealth’s 56 member countries.
During the meeting, discussions focused on her nonprofit organisation, Gears for Success, and her commitment to expanding access to educational opportunities for students in underserved communities in Guyana.
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