My Work
Foundations
B.A. Honours, Psychology
The University of Winnipeg · Minor in English Language
June 2026
B.A., English Language and Literature
University of Lagos
2018 to 2020
High School Diploma, Humanities
Deeper Life High School, Lagos · Distinction
2012 to 2018
The Chapters
Chapter I. Experience Curator
PresentThe Rapha Collective, self-employed · 2026 to Present
Where the work of care meets creative calling: curating exhibitions that hold space for grief, healing, and restoration.
Chapter II. Newcomer Case Manager
PresentResilia Community Wellness Centre · Jan 2026 to Present
Full case management: assessment, planning, and advocacy for people rebuilding stability from the ground up.
Chapter III. Program Coordinator
VolunteerPresentAfrican Immigrants Settlement in Canada · Oct 2025 to Present
Bringing evidence-based practice into youth and family mentorship, and training the volunteers who carry it forward.
Chapter IV. Sales Associate
PresentZara, Winnipeg · Nov 2023 to Present
Steadiness under pressure and care for people, practiced daily in a fast-paced, high-volume setting.
Chapter V. Student Mentor
PracticumNew Directions for Children, Youth, Adults and Families · Oct 2023 to Oct 2025
Trauma-informed support for clients facing complex social and mental health challenges, where the practice of steady, patient care took root.
Chapter VI. Researcher
IRCOM, Newcomer Youth Participatory Action Research · Nov 2023 to Jul 2024
Listening closely to newcomer and refugee youth, then carrying their stories into rooms with government and community stakeholders.
Alongside
Student Fellow
PRIME Student Fellowship
2025 to 2026
Volunteer
Siloam Mission
2025
Presenter
IRCOM Conference
2023 to 2024
Looking ahead
Toward Practice
Independent practice is still ahead. What is forming is client-centered support grounded in empathy, structure, and advocacy; the same thread already running through case management, mentorship, and research.
Comprehensive client assessments and individualized case plans
Support accessing financial and social assistance programs
Crisis intervention and ongoing accompaniment
Navigation of complex systems alongside the people in them
Connection to employment, language, and community resources
“My approach is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and rooted in dignity, ensuring that each person is supported not just in their needs, but in their humanity.”
Resume
For organizers, partners, and teams who want a printable overview of background and focus areas.
The Rapha Collective
A creative extension of healing.
The Rapha Collective is a curated creative initiative exploring loss, grief, healing, and restoration through art, storytelling, and shared experience.
Curate exhibitions (e.g., Meeting Rapha)
Design emotional and experiential journeys
Collaborate with artists and creatives
Create environments that invite reflection and encounter
“To reveal God as healer through creative expression and to create spaces where people can process, reflect, and experience restoration.”
