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I always had a heart and compassion for helping people; especially the eldering and the disable. I have been working with the seniors and the disabled population for over 35 years; independently or through various entities and I love it!! I was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised around a closed knitted family. I spend a lot of time with my maternal grandmother. She worked the 11pm-7am shift as a nurse’s aide in pediatric nursery at Wycoff Heights Hospital in Brooklyn for over 30 years. In my eyes she was the most loving, compassion and giving person I ever met. I watched how she would pour out her love to people so selflessly and give, share, and show compassion so effortlessly. She would always tell me it costs nothing to be kind to people and a little kindness goes a long way. She instilled these valved in me along with her love for Jesus Christ. I had the privilege of being able to take care of my grandmother during her latter days; she left this world too soon in body; however, she left behind her love, compassion, caring, sharing, and giving spirit through me. Now, I present it to you through Latter Days Help For Seniors.
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I have my Bachelor of Science degree in Community Health Education with a
minor in Gerontology from York College located in Queen, New York. I have a
Master's in Public Administration from California State University San Bernardino
and a Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis from National University. My
education has allotted me to work as Qualified Mental Retardation Professional
(QMRP) and a manager for two (16) bed Residential Care Facility for Elderly
(RCFE) at The Block Institute in Brooklyn. I also worked and retired from Inland
Regional Center located in San Bernardino, CA as a Consumer Service
Coordinator to the intellectual disable, IHSS, and Synergy Home Care.
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During COVID, I was out every day making sure that my elderly neighbors or friends had what they needed because that was important to me. The aftermath of Covid left some of the elderly devastated in many ways. For example; some lost their spouses thus losing income, some children had to move away due to the
economy, some health declined, some when into depression and other mental health diagnosis due to isolation, and the list goes on.
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