Lily Sawaya

Dynamic Youth Specialist with expertise in positive youth development and safety awareness. Committed to fostering collaboration and mentorship within community programs.

• Achieved amazing relationships and an organized environment by completing directives with care, diligence, poise and delicacy, as well as with accuracy and efficiency.
• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
• Achieved balances and tabs by introducing Microsoft for Seed Operations to tasks.
• Sent a poem into the New Yorker and it made a difference, even if not published. It involved Jason Style Code from Computing/Coding/Engineering.
• Achieved self-assurance through effectively helping with all tasks without bias.
• Supervised team of 6 staff members.
• Resolved product issue through consumer testing.
• Collaborated with team of 30 and more in the development of Youth Development.

• American Society of Safety Professionals
• American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
• Freemason
• American Marketing Association
• APICS – Association for Supply Chain Management
• International Association of Administrative Professionals
• Toastmasters
• Jaycees
• American Medical Informatics Association
• Society of Women Engineers
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• National Association of Social Workers
• International Council of Nurses
• Lions Club
• Society of Human Resource Management
• Association of Information Technology Professionals
• Association for Computing Machinery
• Rotary International
• Project Management Institute

• Was Licensed in CPR resessitation
• Licensed to engage with children of all ages due to my education and job experience with and will be going to school for a formal Child Development License. I also aim to train to be a Human Rights Advocacy Case manager with a masters in Arabic and Spanish.
• Bronxville, NY, Sarah Lawrence, 2015
• Certified Assistant Teacher and Youth Specialist, Early Childhood Center IHSS and in Daly City.
• Safety and Learning Efficacy as well as sensory and brain development 2011-Present.

The ways in which I conduct myself are for the benefit of my community and the atmosphere at present globally. The time it has taken for me to develop in the way I have has been a very monumental and meaningful experience for me. The gifts and goals that I now have are fueling and driving me. I have also learned a lot about being of service to others, and how many forms that can come in. It truly benefits the person doing the service more than it does the one receiving it. That is of course one of the largest reasons I would like to continue to take care of children, or do something that benefits them, even if that means working in an office (which at this time is the actual preference). 

I have had a lot of outdoor field work, and I feel that this may been a good time for me to apply it directly into the administrative aspects of the way in which children are taken care of both at home and in school.

I also want to stand up for the rights of our mothers and parents, as well as anyone who cares to take care of the children of today. I have noticed more and more the way it is hard for parents and families to make it, with such little guidance and so many tasks and conquests to achieve with their kids.