Founder | Director of Medical Resources
Originally from Fairfax Station, Virginia, Sean Pham graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology with the Governor’s Diploma. He is currently pursuing a degree in Neuroscience on the pre-medical track at the College of William & Mary, where he is a Monroe Scholar, Dean’s List student, and recipient of multiple research grants. His interests span medicine, scientific research, and improving healthcare access for underserved communities.
Sean is a co-founder of Green Kites International Association, where he leads the Healthy Future Initiative, advancing clean water access, health education, emergency preparedness, disease prevention, and access to essential health resources. Through Green Kites and other medical outreach efforts, he has supported healthcare initiatives in the United States, Vietnam, and Honduras, contributing to care for more than 2,000 individuals. He also contributes to biomedical research through the Saha Lab and previously conducted cardiovascular research at the Pauley Heart Center at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine.
As a certified Emergency Medical Technician, Sean serves his community through clinical volunteering with Alzheimer’s Buddies and Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center. Drawing on his experiences in medicine, research, and community service, Sean co-founded Health4NoVA to connect Northern Virginia residents with accessible healthcare resources, preventive services, and community support.
Co-founder | Director of Dental Resources
William Pham is a student researcher, an International Youth Honor Award recipient, and a health advocate dedicated to improving healthcare access, health literacy, and community wellness in Northern Virginia and beyond. He attends Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke, Virginia, where he combines academic excellence with a strong commitment to public health, service, and community leadership.
William co-founded Health4NoVA to help Northern Virginia residents navigate the healthcare system by connecting them with trusted health information, affordable care, public assistance programs, health literacy programs such as Little Smiles Project, and preventive resources. He is also a co-founder of Green Kites International Association where he designed and implemented scalable interventions to improve child health outcomes in underserved communities across Vietnam. Through the Smiles for Life initiave and GKIA's broader WASH+ model, William has helped expand oral health education, hygiene infrastructure, practical resources, and preventive health education programs to 2,560+ children, families and educators.
As a Vice President of Venture Crew Scouting 904, William has led over 21+ Crew members, organization operations, and several service projects throughout Northern Virginia. He also founded his school’s Dentistry Club, is a multiple-time Regional Science & Engineering fair award winner, and has presented his research and public health work at professional conferences such as the annual American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry conference, the American Public Health Association Meetings & Expo, and universities in Vietnam. Through dentistry, research, and community service, William continues to build healthier communities locally and beyond.
Health Campaign Manager
Natalie Dang aims to improve the accessibility of healthcare in Northern Virginia, and she is a student at Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke, Virginia. She also attends Falls Church Academy where she is becoming a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant.
Natalie is a member of Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA--Future Health Professionals), where she has emphasized the importance of mental health, shined light on important, less known health careers, and encouraged future health professionals to be proactive and capable of administering life-saving measures.
Natalie joined Health4NoVa to help guide Northern Virginia residents through the complicated healthcare systems. She hopes to make navigating the healthcare system less intimidating by connecting residents with trusted health resources, preventive services, community support, and affordable care.