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I would absolutely love to become a social worker for a plethora of reasons, but first and foremost, i would like to make a difference in the lives of those who need it. Instead of working in a casual job in a cafe,l restaurant etc, I would instead like to use my time to meet ans connect with people, form emotional connections with them, and try to make their day a little better. I’m an extremely bubbly and warm person but have had a number of family tragedies which have occurred throughout my life which I believe have made me extremely empathetic, resilient and able to connect with people on a more intimate and meaningful level. I also have a bisnonna ( a great grandmother on italian!) who is currently living in the apartment below me and struggling greatly with dementia. I have naturally tried to help her i. many different ways, and have really enjoyed doing so, which is another reason why I have decided to apply for this job. I know there are thousands of people just like my nonna out there, and most likely lonely, who would absolutely love for a carer / companion in their lives, and it would give me great joy to fulfill that role.^& ^&I absolutely love to sing - I began taking singing lessons at around 6 or 7 and continue to do so to this day! I would love to share this passion with someone, particularly because music is often extremely touching and uplifting to many people. I am also very adventurous and up for anything! I love pretty much any activity, both outdoors and indoors, and would love to participate in activities as a carer too. I also love speaking French - I studied French in high school and continue to do ao in university, and would love to share this knowledge with someone too! Whether that is watching french movies, or teaching someone basic sentences, i think that learning a language is incredibly fulfilling and a great opportunity to form bonds with people.^&

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Received both doses of COVID-19 vaccination