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Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Provide curriculum guidance to local government and other stakeholders in developing a training for King County service providers on Rapid Rehousing (RRH), a key intervention to end homelessness.
• Oversee community needs assessment regarding the RRH model. Author procedural documents for conducting interviews and focus groups. Create marketing material and other collaboration invites, such as participant.
• Utilize Gantt charts and other project management tools to monitor timelines and deliverables. Assign and direct tasks of others, providing wrap-around support as needed.
• Chair and participate in workgroup meetings with stakeholders across disciplines and agencies. Create agendas, synthesize information, communicate action plans, and track role responsibilities.
• Assist with developing training evaluation to assess for outcomes and equity. Develop policy recommendations for future RRH model.
• Reconcile the previously developed plan with the current limitations and urgency of COVID-19. Monitor impact of COVID-19 on RRH providers and participants.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Co-organize statewide conference for anti-child trafficking professionals, with 200 attendees.
• Create, collect and analyze data from constituent satisfaction survey to improve program delivery.
• Develop policy for a survivor advisory council to increase community collaboration.
• Provide input in legislative planning sessions, preparing reports, handouts and factsheets.
• Write quarterly newsletter articles model and revise model protocol to improve clarity.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Design and implement research-based, culturally appropriate after-school curriculum on basic computer, literacy, critical thinking, and employment skills for 18 East African immigrant and refugee youth, including.
• Manage communications with program partners, City of Seattle and Horn of Africa Services, to ensure grant compliance.
• Develop internal evaluation process, monitor progress, and track supply budget.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Provide intensive case management to caseload of 10-15 young adult low-level offenders.
• Testify for clients in front of Seattle Municipal and King County Superior Court judges.
• Meet bi-weekly and collaborate with Seattle Police Department, Department of Corrections, and City and King County prosecutors’ offices. Conduct field outreach with East Precinct officers.
• Support program expansion and scaling efforts with institutional and community stakeholders.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Primary coordinator of treatment plan for caseload of 35-50 clients with severe vulnerabilities.
• Identify and connect clients to appropriate resources, such as housing, medical care, crisis intervention, chemical dependency, public benefits and vocational training.
• Train new employees on documentation, available resources, and engagement practices.
• Collaborate with other disciplines within and outside of agency, such as attorneys, healthcare providers, government service workers, and law enforcement officials.
• Served as payee for up to 10 clients, supporting them in developing their budget, managing their money, and ensuring that they were able to meet their essential financial obligations.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Lead meetings and train new staff during periods between building managers for 6 months total. Ensure that community events occurred and build morale amongst high turnover rates.
• Serve on the LEAP Advisory Board as part of Harm Reduction Research & Treatment program.
• Lead efforts with King County Public Health to perform tuberculosis testing on 62 residents after an active case; ensure completion of multi-week treatment.
• Coordinate services for caseload of 15-35 severe alcoholics and utilizers of emergency services.
• Identify and connect clients to resources; provide wrap-around assistance to assessing resources.
• Served as payee for up to 10 clients, supporting them in developing their budget, managing their money, and ensuring that they were able to meet their essential financial obligations.

New York, New York, United States

• Assist over 60 patients per week access subsidized health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, from defining healthcare needs to translating income tax returns for the application.
• Conduct outreach to educate the community on affordable healthcare.

New York, New York, United States

• Perform quality assurance check for over 50 Medicaid applications a week.
• Liaison to Human Resources Administration, State Medicaid Department, manage care plans and other insurance companies.
• Streamlined data-tracking and establish protocol for on-going recording keeping.
• Perform data analytics to assess improvement needs and to assure service targets.

New York, New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Public Administration

Certificate, Nonprofit Management

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Cultural Anthropology