Improving Youth Literacy
Improving Youth Literacy

Having served in two police forces, Andy has a passion to serve the public. Today as a future electoral candidate for Winchester, also want to serve underprivileged communities by being an ambassador for Winchester:
It is my honour to be nominated as ambassador for Winchester. I truly believe that knowledge changes life. Book reading is the best way to gain knowledge.

Jenisha is an entrepreneur and owner of Le Relié Consultancy & Le Relié Crafts. Since a young age and through her rich HR career, Jenisha has always been fascinated and involved by social works, primarily by its positive impact and influence on society and people.
“Reading is the spinal cord for the next generation progression & I wish to make a difference in Mauritius to promote kids’ literacy ”
Linking companies and private educational institutions to align with the SCB concept, through her work as Head of Commercial is a true honour and privilege for Jenisha.

Sakiasi Koroinailovolovo Sovanivalu [Sov], a former serving career soldier within the British Army, Royal Engineers, who had progressively climbed the ranks since 2000 and held a position as a Warrant Officer Class.
Highly respected and regarded by all team members who operated under his command, and by senior officers to whom he provided military and technical guidance as a subject matter specialist within his field.
He was proudly nominated and awarded the Royal Engineers Humanitarian Award in 2021 for organising and raising funds for 15 Fijian families after their village was destroyed by a tropical cyclone.
For 2025, he had continued his service to the community by being appointed as the Vice Chair for the Leavers to Leaders Commonwealth Vetreans Association, in addition to this credible work that he associates himself with, he is now the Country lead and founder of the Sugar Cane Boy (SCB) Book club that will be launched for the first time in Fiji in 2026.
“ I firmly believe that motivating children to become readers means giving them the key to a worldwide community; all children deserve the opportunity to learn to use reading in their lives to become literate.”

Having grown up in the cane fields and having been very influenced by reading since he was young, thanks to his father, The SugarCane Boy peaked into his interest, when he stumbled upon it on Facebook. His story in his own words:
“ I deeply believe in the importance of reading in a child’s development but as Samuel T. Reddy says so well, supervision is also very important. I think that the mix of the 2 that our group brings will do a lot of good to many children and gradually to parents”

Meet Chelvin Ramsamy, our 1st Ambassador in Mauritius. He holds a First-Class Bachelor of Laws (LLB, Hons), a Master of Laws (LLM, International Business Law), a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and a Certificate of Ethics and Professional Practice. He is currently completing a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PG Cert HE), a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resource Management (PG Dip HRM), the Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and the New Zealand Law and Practice Exams (NZLPE) while being a mentee of the Young ICCA Programme.
He has a passion for serving society and it was through his efforts that his village of L’Escalier was nominated as the first-ever International City of Peace in Mauritius in June 2020.

“Always believing that Teamwork is important to achieve things, he connected so many people deemed to take the Bookclub at a very high level.”
