Parul Harsukhleen Kaur
Albury,New South Wales
Summary
Dynamic Project and Case Worker with a proven track record at the United Nations Association of Australia, excelling in therapeutic interventions and stakeholder engagement. Expert in leveraging CBT and relationship-building skills to champion social justice and empower marginalized communities. Achieved significant advancements in family support and crisis intervention, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to professional development and collaborative success.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Project Worker
United Nations Association of Australia
New South Wales
06.2023 - 10.2023
- Worked on a project, named as 'Lets Walk Together' in line with UN sustainable development goals (Goal 10 : Reduced Inequalities), ensuring alignment with organisational objectives, budget constraints, and timelines
- Effectively communicated with diverse stakeholders, including local communities, government officials, local and international organisations, to ensure mutual understanding and collaboration
- Engaged with local communities to identify their needs, priorities, and strengths, and involve them in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of social projects
- Facilitated capacity-building workshops and training sessions for local stakeholders to enhance their knowledge, skills, and resources for sustainable development and community empowerment
- Advocated for the rights and needs of marginalised populations at local, national, and international levels, and collaborate with policymakers to influence social policies and practices that promote equity and social justice
- Provided counselling for families dealing with homelessness, unemployment, and family dysfunction, fostering long-term resilience
Case Worker
Action for People with Disability
01.2023 - 05.2023
- Conducted comprehensive psychosocial assessments for clients with diverse mental health needs
- Provided individual and group counselling services, utilising approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Strengths-based Approaches, and Trauma-informed Care
- Managed clients' caseload, providing ongoing support and advocacy to ensure access to housing, healthcare, and social services
- Helped clients in preparing their NDIS plan application
- Conducted intake assessments and deliver parent education programs to support family wellbeing and development
- Collaborated with schools and other community services to deliver targeted interventions for children and adolescents
- Supported clients experiencing family breakdown, domestic violence, and child abuse through empathetic and evidence-based approaches
Education
MASTERS OF SOCIAL WORK -
Western Sydney University
Parramatta09.2023
Skills
- Therapeutic Interventions (CBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care)
- Individual and Group Counselling
- Relationship building and communication
- Family support and crisis intervention
- Knowledge of Family Breakdown, Domestic Violence, and Child Abuse
- Autonomy and Team Collaboration
- Commitment to Professional Development
References
Brett Martin, Vice President (Programs), United Nations Association of Australia NSW Division, 0415556103, brett.martin@unaa.org.au
Timeline
Project Worker
United Nations Association of Australia
06.2023 - 10.2023
Case Worker
Action for People with Disability
01.2023 - 05.2023
MASTERS OF SOCIAL WORK -
Western Sydney University
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