Monesty Monai Brown

Becoming a Youth Peer Advocate offers a unique opportunity to directly change young people's lives by sharing your own experiences to guide and support others that may be facing the same challenges. Possessing strong traits like active listening, empathy, communication and fostering healthy relationships, I aim to empower others and promote growth. This role directly aligns with my long-term career aspiration of receiving my master’s degree in psychology and becoming a dedicated child therapist, where I can continue to make a meaningful difference on the well-being of youth.

• Nursery Teacher/Assistant, Christ Church, 2 years, Provided supervision and engaging activities for children ages 2 and up. Fostered a positive and supportive environment through interactive games, storytelling, and creative play. Ensured the well-being and safety of all children, contributing to a fun and nurturing environment.
• Resiliency Award, Brighton High School, Recognition for proving exceptional resilience and perseverance to overcome challenges faced throughout my experience in High School. The award highlights commitment to personal growth and the ability to adapt in a positive manner.