Horizon’s Albert County Community Health Centre wishes to introduce and welcome Amy O’Keefe, SW, as the new Community Developer for Albert County, Petitcodiac and Salisbury areas.
Amy graduated from St. Thomas University’s School of Social Work in 2009, after which she spent time working in Newfoundland with the province’s Child, Youth & Family Services, followed by a short stint with Social Development in Moncton. After that, she worked in the non-profit sector for several years with a focus on supporting people with disabilities. She has developed a passion for inclusion and accessibility from this work. When she’s not advocating, she can be found enjoying local music, or spending time by the ocean with her dog, Biscuit!
Amy will be working from the Albert County Community Health Centre on Thursdays. She is looking forward to getting to know our communities and encourages you to pop in to say hello or contact her to arrange a meeting (506-229-2244 or Amy.O'[email protected]).
Amy graduated from St. Thomas University’s School of Social Work in 2009, after which she spent time working in Newfoundland with the province’s Child, Youth & Family Services, followed by a short stint with Social Development in Moncton. After that, she worked in the non-profit sector for several years with a focus on supporting people with disabilities. She has developed a passion for inclusion and accessibility from this work. When she’s not advocating, she can be found enjoying local music, or spending time by the ocean with her dog, Biscuit!
Amy will be working from the Albert County Community Health Centre on Thursdays. She is looking forward to getting to know our communities and encourages you to pop in to say hello or contact her to arrange a meeting (506-229-2244 or Amy.O'[email protected]).
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