Diversity,Equity,& Inclusion for Community Development

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  During past years, I provided field-based case management services to my clients enrolled in community-based services. I am committed to removing the client's barriers to care by identifying critical resources for them, helping them navigate through health care services and systems, shelter, housing, and satisfying their needs to be met.

Being an associate with educational based company is very satisfying. Since 2017 I am part of    2Teach LLC  ,  an educational consulting company dedicated to providing practical, innovative and research-based strategies to improve instruction in today's inclusive classrooms and organizations.

  I have been working as a social worker and supervisor in numerous community-based services for more than17 years. I have helped many immigrants from culturally and linguistically diverse communities and have served hundreds of individuals through this world. My own lived experiences as a former refugee has given me insight into the challenges faced by historically disadvantaged communities and moves her to better serve marginalized people. I strives to be an agent of change. In my work capacity, o ne of my primary duties has been to educate immigrants and help them navigate the various challenges they face as they try to integrate into an entirely new country.  I serve elderly immigrates by providing them with mental health and community resources  I provide these services with respect and compassion and prioritizes the dignity and worth of every individual. I am a culturally humble provider with deep sensitivity to linguistic and cultural differences.

Educational workshops in Community July 2, 2015 workshop on water conservation Soraya Fallah Today I have an educational workshop on water conservation. I believe  saving water is everyone's responsibility. Our community needs to get immediate education and practical, easy  tips to save water. Here are some tips I gave them: I used Rain Bird great tips:  Here Are Twenty Five Ways To Save Water. Evaluate Your Existing System 1. Conduct a System Inspection. Evaluate your system and yard for potential issues to make sure your automatic sprinkler system is ready for another season. Just a few simple steps will go a long way towards saving water and preventing costly fines. 2. Review Your Water Bill. Always look at your water bills. If you have a spike, you may have a leak. Leaky sprinkler systems waste millions of gallons each year. The EPA estimates that a leak about the thickness of a dime can cause water waste of 6,300 gallons per month! Fixing leaks can make a big difference in you