Jessie has always had a passion to help young people strive and achieve their potential, while recognising that one’s adolescent years can be turbulent and detrimental without the right foundation and support. Completing a bachelor’s degree in Social Welfare majoring in youth work, Jessie is determined to make lasting change in today’s young people.
With a background of school-based mentor programs at Arcadia College, Jessie is no stranger to the classroom. Along with her time at the forefront of the health pandemic COVID-19, Jessie was providing emergency relief through the St Johns Crisis Centre, which equipped her with a multi-faceted set of skills in these areas: food relief, drugs and alcohol, homelessness, family outreach programs and domestic and family violence.
