Shoma Nahar

Background

About Shoma Nahar

With a Bachelor’s in Science from NYU Silver School of Social Work and an Associate's degree in Human Services with a focus on Mental Health, I bring a solid educational foundation and over a decade of dedicated experience in social work. Additionally, I have extensive volunteer experience in leadership roles across various college and school programs. Throughout my career, I have been committed to advocating for underserved populations, including children, families, and the elderly. My roles have spanned working as a case manager at a non-profit organization, providing comprehensive support services to individuals experiencing homelessness, and serving as a family therapist in a clinical setting, where I facilitated both group and individual therapy sessions. My volunteer experience includes leading community outreach initiatives, organizing mental health awareness campaigns, and mentoring students. These roles have honed my leadership skills and reinforced my commitment to community service and advocacy. I have successfully led numerous community programs, resulting in significant improvements in client well-being and community health outcomes. My achievements include implementing a community-based intervention program and securing grant funding for mental health services in underfunded communities. I am skilled in trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, and culturally competent practice. Additionally, I have developed and maintained strong partnerships with community organizations, government agencies, and healthcare providers to enhance service delivery and resource accessibility. In addition to my social work background, I have extensive front desk and customer service experience, which has enhanced my communication skills and ability to manage client interactions effectively. I am passionate about continuing my journey in social work, dedicated to empowering individuals and fostering resilient communities.