Adetokunbo Erinle

● Enrolled over 85 Refugee children from developing countries in schools

● Provided affordable Internet Services for 60 Refugee families.

● Achieved clothing for over 40 incoming refugee families.

● Provided Food security for low-income families.

● Provided secure and affordable housing for incoming refugees in Metro Atlanta

● Acquired school supplies for needy families.

● Secured schooling and steam programs for at-risk refugee girls.

● Managed Medical Resources for Immigrant families in need.

● Improved literacy rates for children by 70%

● Implemented behavior modification strategies, improving self-regulation and classroom participation among students.

● Conducted private and small lessons for students

● Supervised professional workshops for more excellent communication between English teachers and Korean teachers

• Assisted in meeting the immigration status needs of international students
• Developed and managed organized, orderly student databases and tracking systems.
• Continually sought methods for improving daily operations, client communications, recordkeeping, and data entry for increased efficiency.
• Identified and recommended changes to existing processes to improve accuracy, efficiency, and quality of service.
• Evaluated returned student feedback forms to identify areas needing improvement within the study abroad process.

• Served as an advisor to three local nonprofits and two schools to help raise awareness of mental health issues and stigmas against people with autism
• Coordinated volunteer opportunities for youths within the community to build teamwork skills while supporting local causes.
• Connected youth with community resources, facilitating access to education, employment, and social services opportunities.
• Continuously assessed and adapted instructional approaches based on individual student needs, fostering positive academic outcomes for all learners.