Farzana Ahmadi

Compassionate and dedicated Case Manager and Child & Youth Support Worker with a strong foundation in psychology and extensive experience providing direct support to individuals and families in need. Adept at case management, crisis intervention, coordinating services, and fostering positive relationships with clients. Proficient in handling complex situations with empathy, professionalism, and a focus on long-term outcomes.

• First Aid & CPR
• White Ribbon Training
• DHS Working with Children Check
• Vulnerable Person Screening
• National Police Clearance

Afghan-Australian Conference (01/2019 - Present)

• Co-founder and Marketing Director of Executive Committee Board
• A platform aiming to promote collaboration among the Afghan- Australian diaspora to establish durable and practical solutions on a range of contemporary issues prevalent in the community.

Afghan Women's Social Club (08/2019 - Present)

• Co-Founder and Mentor
• A unique space where women of the Afghan community attain basic-intermediate English skills to better integrate into Australian society. The platform provides a safe space to take part in leisure activities, storytelling and gain social support.

The Association of Australia Tertiary Students from Afghanistan (AATSA) (01/2017 - Present)

• Vice President (2019), Social Media Representative (2018), Secretary and Campus Conversation Coordinator (2017)
• An academic association, which aims to encourage diaspora students to better understand tertiary education through programs and activities. AATSA provides the youth with a voice, inspiring students to feel refuged while expressing their opinions and ideas.

• Rachel Strangio, House Coordinator - Baptist Care SA

     0403 169 497, rstrangio@baptistcaresa.org.au

• Mirsia Bunjaku, CEO - Australian Migrant Resource Centre

     0427 916 862, mirsia@amrc.org.au