Service to the community for me often means reaching out to\/consulting with other professionals (SLPs and others) in Abilene and the surrounding areas to help those persons in their efforts to serve clients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.\u00a0 I described that service in some detail on the page “Service to the Profession”.<\/p>\n
I do engage in other types of community service.\u00a0 From 2010 – 2012 I served as a volunteer at Pregnancy Resources of Abilene, a non-profit organization that provides health care and resources for pregnant women and mothers of young children.\u00a0 I completed the training to become a pregnancy counselor, administering pregnancy tests and then educating women about and connecting them with needed healthcare and parenting resources.\u00a0 As part of my service there, I translated a number of their official forms into Spanish.\u00a0 As my schedule permits, I would like to again serve at PRA periodically as a pregnancy counselor.<\/p>\n
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