Contributed to the Provo Food and Care Coalition by serving meals to the homeless and ensuring a clean and welcoming environment. This experience provided direct support to vulnerable individuals and reinforced a commitment to community well-being. 

Supported Tabitha's Way Food Pantry by actively preventing foodborne illnesses through the careful sorting of expired food items. My work in the warehouse ensured the safety and quality of food distributed to those in need. 

Supported Dairy West's initiatives at Woodland Hills Elementary by collecting data on milk consumption and waste. Through the precise measurement of open milk bottles, I helped to quantify consumption and waste, providing insights for improved efficiency and resource allocation. 

I was part of the HEART Initiative at Utah State University Extension, focusing on reducing the harm and stigma associated with opioid use. My responsibilities included training parents and individuals in recovery from mental health and substance use issues, preparing them to become certified family peer support specialists and peer support specialists. Additionally, I contributed by submitting monthly reports to the Utah Department of Human Resources (DHRM) that included demographic data and certification progress to assist with internships and apprenticeship placements.

Offered direct support to refugees through tutoring, helping them build essential skills. Additionally, I contributed to humanitarian efforts by ensuring the quality and proper packaging of rescue kits. 

Contributed to public health efforts as a vaccinator with the Ghana Health Service. I informed communities about the polio vaccination campaign, administered vaccines, and meticulously recorded vaccination details on children's immunization cards, ensuring accurate health records. 

I volunteered to advocate for adolescents in the Shai Osudoku district in Accra, Ghana. This involved participating in an event attended by various stakeholders, such as a Ministry of Education representative, teachers, students, healthcare professionals, chiefs, and parents, to inaugurate an adolescent health center. This center will provide counseling and support from health professionals and advocates to the youth in the community.

Educated girls and women on reproductive health and hygiene, empowering them to approach womanhood with confidence, learn about reusable pads, and resist abusive situations. 

Contributed to the development of a community outreach program that focused on educating mothers about the critical role of exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months of life. The program also introduced the concept of complementary feeding, empowering mothers with knowledge to enhance their children's nutritional health. 

Conducted focus group discussions focused on measles infection prevention among children in the community. I advocated for the second dose of measles-rubella vaccines at 18 months, highlighting its role in reducing hospital admissions and improving overall child health. 

Engaged in a community initiative that provided essential screenings for diabetes and high blood pressure among elderly residents in Kaneshie. This program not only facilitated health checks but also educated participants about the importance of monitoring these conditions for better health management. 

Contributed to the well-being of families by delivering food packages to children at the Boys & Girls Clubhouse Provo. This effort aimed to address food needs and promote healthy eating habits among children and their families.