Kamryn Frank

I am a Bachelor of Social Work graduate from Carleton University with a strong passion for community development and social impact. I’m deeply committed to working towards meaningful change in the communities I live in and serve. My drive to make a difference extends beyond my professional life—I'm also passionate about music and its power to bring people together. This led me to create and successfully run a community fundraiser called The Bassline Benefit, combining my love for music with my commitment to social good. I'm always looking for new ways to connect, collaborate, and contribute to causes that matter.

I’m a compassionate and dedicated Bachelor of Social Work graduate with extensive experience in long-term care, behavioral health, and youth services. Over the past several years, I’ve worked in various roles — including Resident Services Coordinator, Social Worker, and Life Enrichment Aide — where I conducted psychosocial and cognitive assessments, supported residents and families through transitions, and facilitated educational and recreational programs that promote well-being and inclusion.

I’ve also worked as a Behavioral Counsellor, Support Worker, and Youth Worker, where I developed individualized care plans, provided counseling, and connected clients with community resources. Through these experiences, I’ve built strong skills in empathy, communication, and leadership, and I’m passionate about advocating for holistic, person-centered care for people of all ages and backgrounds.

I hold a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario (2015–2019). My studies focused on social justice, advocacy, and community practice, providing a strong foundation in case management, counseling, and care coordination for diverse populations.