Alison Lowe An Example for other

Young People

Despite a busy schedule where she is working on her Ph.D in Clinical Psychology, Alison Lowe makes time to serve the community in many different ways. She has done everything from tutor children to working with the elderly to helping abroad in humanitarian endeavors. She is willing to participate in however she is needed, and gives generously of her time to those in need. A combination of strong leadership qualities and caring heart make her a role model for many young people. A few of these activities include:

Youth Coordinator

In June 2006, she was the Youth Coordinator for an Asian Heritage Event which was sponsored by the Department of Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity in British Columbia where Chinese WWII Veterans were honoured.

Service To Children

Alison Lowe worked as a Youth Fellowship leader and also as a Sunday school teacher at Lord’s Peace Chapel in the Vancouver, British Columbia. She taught children from Grades 1 to 5. She arranged daily camp activities during summer and during the school year, she organized Friday night activities.

Healthcare

Alison participated in numerous mission trips where she was a medical or dental assistant in Mexico, Oregon and Vietnam. In Vancouver, she worked as a Medical Office Assistant in a Family Practice Clinic and as as Assistant in a Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic. In partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health she arranged for a weight loss seminar and was one of the speakers

Sharing Hands Community

Kitchen:

Alison Lowe was the project coordinator and the co-founder of Sharing Hands Community Kitchen where she supported and treated women who are affected with psychological and eating problems.