Arae’lia Wilson

Compassionate and dependable support professional with experience in fast-paced, people-centered environments. Skilled in active listening, conflict resolution, and maintaining calm, safe spaces for individuals under stress. Experienced in mentoring, teaching, and supporting diverse groups through volunteer leadership and community outreach. Committed to upholding confidentiality, promoting dignity, and providing consistent, respectful care to women and families in transitional situations.

Unit Leader (Volunteer)World Mission Society Church of God:

• Served as a children’s classroom teacher, facilitating structured lessons that included Bible study, prayer, scripture memorization, music, and interactive projects focused on love and wisdom through Christ.
• Continued personal study and development beyond required coursework such as multiple Bible studies a week with Group leader to study, attending all services early to pray, set up and welcome members, and consistently growing in New Member School and preaching templates to maintain strong knowledge and effectively support and educate newer members
• Assisted in planning and executing volunteer and outreach initiatives, including community service events and donation drives
  Promoted a respectful, inclusive, and positive environment for all members, maintaining strong interpersonal relationships across diverse backgrounds while demonstra leadership through accountability, reliability, and the ability to manage responsibilities while supporting team needs

Activism Volunteer Work

• Founded and managed a custom apparel initiative inspired by social justice efforts, donating $1,000 in net profits to organizations supporting Black youth and community development
• Partnered with community organizations, including “Time to Act Organization” and “Hutton’s Kid Shelter,” to coordinate and execute seasonal donation drives, including a December toy drive and January clothing drive, benefiting underserved children
• Independently assembled 60+ care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness and mobilized the Black Student Union to organize a large-scale donation effort, resulting in a total of 150 care packages distributed through a local church