Since 2018, I have been deeply involved as a volunteer with the Chestermere Coalition for Seniors, where my primary focus has been on providing essential support and companionship to our senior community members. In this role, I take pride in planning and organizing a wide range of programs and activities tailored specifically to meet the diverse needs and interests of our seniors. From educational sessions addressing topics such as senior abuse prevention and mental health maintenance to practical workshops on socialization skills and technology literacy, I strive to empower our seniors with the knowledge and resources they need to lead fulfilling lives. Additionally, I am dedicated to ensuring that our senior community is well-informed about the various provincial and federal programs available to them, thereby enhancing their access to essential services and support networks. Through these efforts, I am committed to enriching the lives of our seniors and fostering a community where they feel valued, respected, and empowered.

Since 2019, I have been actively involved as a volunteer with the Chestermere Senior Week Committee, dedicating myself to the planning and execution of engaging events and activities designed to enhance the social engagement and overall well-being of our senior community. As a member of this committee, I take pride in contributing to the development of a diverse range of programs aimed at providing our seniors with a fun- filled and enriching week-long experience. These activities include social and cultural events, interactive cooking classes, scenic city lake tours, and invigorating walking tours, all carefully curated to cater to the interests and preferences of our senior population. Throughout Senior Week, our primary focus is on fostering meaningful connections and relationships among seniors, providing them with opportunities to engage with one another, share experiences, and create lasting memories. Additionally, we facilitate open communication between seniors and city officials, providing a platform for our senior community to voice their concerns, share their needs, and advocate for their interests. Through our collective efforts, we aim to create an inclusive and supportive environment where seniors feel valued, empowered, and deeply connected to their community.

As an active volunteer with the Older Adult Coalition of Chestermere (OACC), I have played a significant role in advancing our mission to advocate for the needs of older adults in our community. In 2020, I undertook the task of translating an entire seniors directory book from English to Punjabi, thereby facilitating accessibility to vital resources for Punjabi-speaking seniors. In addition to my translation work, I am deeply involved as an active member of the committee, where I contribute to the planning and development of programs tailored to meet the diverse needs of our senior population. At OACC, we strive to address various aspects and needs of older adults, including medical, social, physical, and mental health and wellness. We also focus on intellectual stimulation, communication, financial literacy, cultural enrichment, legal assistance, and community engagement. By actively promoting these aspects and advocating for inclusivity within our community, we aim to create a supportive and enriching environment where older adults can thrive and lead fulfilling lives.

Since 2022, I have been an active volunteer with the Police Communication Committee, working closely with the RCMP to improve community safety and communication strategies. In this role, I contribute to the planning and implementation of programs aimed at enhancing public safety awareness and fostering collaboration between law enforcement and the community. Our discussions cover a wide range of topics, including issues such as safety in local schools, domestic violence prevention, theft prevention, and other public concerns related to law enforcement. By actively participating in these discussions and initiatives, I am committed to promoting a safer and more secure environment for all members of our community, while also strengthening the relationship between law enforcement agencies and the public.

As a board member of the Chestermere-Strathmore Victim Unit, I am deeply committed to our mission of reducing domestic violence and crimes related to children while enhancing the safety and well-being of our citizens. In my role, I actively participate in the planning and implementation of programs aimed at addressing these critical issues, working collaboratively with fellow board members and stakeholders to develop effective strategies and initiatives. Additionally, I play a key role in budgeting efforts, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently to support programs that improve the lives and safety of our community members. One of my primary responsibilities is overseeing the recruitment and hiring of volunteers for the Victim Unit, ensuring that we have a dedicated and qualified team to support our efforts. Through my contributions as a board member, I am committed to making a positive impact and providing support to victims of crime in our community.