Teshyla Bailey Email & Phone Number

Canada

I manage a high-impact, multi-site initiative, overseeing logistics such as budgets and workplans to ensure successful project outcomes. A key part of my role is fostering equitable partnerships with community organizations to enhance collaboration. I also work closely with senior researchers to align the evaluation process with the project’s implementation, ensuring that the needs of key stakeholders are met.

I provide client-centered therapeutic services to individuals seeking support for mental health challenges, life transitions, and personal growth. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Narrative Therapy, I work with clients to help them process trauma, develop coping strategies, and achieve emotional well-being. My approach is holistic and trauma-informed, placing a strong emphasis on creating a collaborative space for healing.

Managed and led diverse nonprofit projects, focusing on community engagement, capacity building, and strategic partnerships across Canada. Leveraged expertise in project management to deliver impactful initiatives for major organizations, placing social equity and youth wellness at the forefront. Collaborated with various stakeholders, including government agencies, nonprofits, and community leaders, while overseeing budgets and program execution.Key Collaborations:Community Foundations of Canada | Canadian Urban InstituteLed the Canada’s Placemaking Community initiative, setting strategic priorities, managing team activities, and providing ongoing project support. Facilitated peer-learning and capacity-building for place-based initiatives across Canada, prioritizing social equity and community-centered approaches.Women's Health In Women's Hands Community Health CentreServed as a researcher on the Insights to Action Project, capturing the experiences and barriers faced by young African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) women navigating employment and justice systems in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area. Developed research-informed strategies to address these challenges.The Neighborhood GroupDirected the design and execution of culturally relevant programs for Black and racialized youth, overseeing both public and private sector funding. Ensured program goals were met by managing outreach, budgeting, and partnerships to maximize impact.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Human Services Management And Leadership

Bachelor'S Degree, Social Work

With Dean's Honour

Bachelor'S Degree, Sociology, Minor In Women'S And Gender Studies