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An aspiring public health postgraduate with a keen interest in health research and working for the vulnerable population using the skills and experience gained over the years through my education, work and volunteering experience. Health research, health promotion, community engagement, effective communication, public health planning, analytical thinking, innovation and advocacy are my strengths. |
 Contact Sarah Suganthi
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Area of Expertise: |
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Monitoring, Evaluation, Policy, Research
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Professional Experience: |
•Developed evidence-informed strategies for data collection, collation and analysis in coordination with the research team.
•Work with families having complex needs using trauma-informed and strength-based frameworks in public health.
•Developed and enhanced the quality of family violence specific information materials, assessment tools for workers and community-specific interventions.
•Supported community workers in identifying response strategies for young people and adults impacted by the use and abuse of alcohol and other psychoactive drugs.
• Developed implementation strategy and evaluation framework for community-based programs on preventing and responding to family violence.
•Based on the need of the community and availability of budget, strategized programs and project proposals.
•Recommended innovative program delivery based on strength-based approaches ensuring the safety and well-being of women and their children.
•Developed documentation and reports for use by World Vision India to develop and strengthen programs on prevention and response to family violence in the community.
•Associated with parenting skills training program which involved motivating, empowering woman and facilitating the community groups.
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Education: |
Masters in Public Health from the University of Wollongong, Australia.
Specialisation in Research, Health promotion and work health and safety
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Affiliations and Achievements: |
Training by Royal Melbourne Hospital on Consumer handling, extensive communication skills, culture-specific communication, child care and various other components.
Other training: Work culture, Introduction to Manual Handling, Partnering with Consumers and Person-Centred Care, Welcoming Diversity.
CALD training.
Study on Prevalence of Family Violence in Ezhil Nagar community, Chennai, India. Provided recommendations based on evidence. Mixed Methods –Qualitative and quantitative study.
Study on the barriers and enablers for International students to access formal Mental Health services at the University of Wollongong. Quantitative study
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Years of Experience:
0-2 years |
Highest Qualification:
Masters |
Languages:
English, English,Tamil & French |
Nationality:
Indian
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LinkedIn Profile:
www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-aruliah
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