Farhiya Ahmed

As a case worker, I am deeply committed to supporting individuals and families in navigating complex systems to access vital resources and services. My role involves conducting assessments to understand clients’ needs, developing personalized service plans, and advocating on their behalf. I collaborate with various agencies and community organizations to ensure clients receive the necessary assistance, whether it’s related to housing, health care, or employment. My approach emphasizes empathy and respect, as I strive to empower clients to make informed decisions and work toward their goals. By building trusting relationships, I aim to provide a safe space where clients feel heard and valued while helping them achieve stability and improve their overall well-being.

As a case worker, I have extensive experience supporting individuals and families in accessing essential resources and services. My responsibilities have included conducting thorough assessments to identify clients' needs, developing tailored service plans, and advocating for their rights within various systems. I have collaborated with community organizations to connect clients with housing, healthcare, and employment resources. My approach emphasizes empathy and empowerment, fostering trust and open communication. Through my work, I have helped clients navigate challenges and achieve greater stability and improved quality of life.

I hold a degree in computer science from Ethiopia, which has provided me with a strong foundation in technology and analytical thinking. Currently, I am furthering my education in psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University, where I am gaining valuable insights into human behavior and mental processes. This combination of technical expertise and psychological knowledge enables me to approach problems holistically, fostering a unique perspective that integrates both the analytical and empathetic aspects of human experience.