Rachel Millar, 24, a community midwife in East London
Rachel has worked as a community midwife at Homerton Hospital, in east London, for three years.
Originally from Northern Ireland, Cookstown, she lives in Leyton with her friend and graduated from the Uni of East Anglia in 2017 with a degree in midwifery.
Rachel was inspired to learn more about birth after seeing the lambing season at her grandparents’ farm.
Speaking of the kindness she has witnessed lately, she said: ‘One of the hardest moments for me during the pandemic was when I had my bike stolen.
‘But, within a few hours, a friend who also works at Homerton Hospital had raised over £500 online to help get me back on the road. Another colleague tweeted the story and within an hour, a local company had donated a brand new electric bike.’
Rachel’s social media shows she has run marathons for Shelter, is close to her grandfather and she also loves traveling, having recently visited Sri Lanka and South Africa.
Get to know Anisa, Narguis, and Rachel in the video below
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While they are in fact important for our society, they don't risk their life. The featured workers are called essential workers because we need them outside doing their job. Home office workers are doing their part, but that's it.
No - watch us dance on tiktok!