We are happy to announce the recent addition of Arielle Loffredo to our staff as our new Resource Navigator!
Arielle has worked within Head Start for the past 5 years where she built strong relationships with stakeholders and community members within the Camden Community.
Arielle prides herself in being a true thought leader in the Latinx Community. She fights alongside her community for access to education, healthcare, and quality family services.
Arielle completed undergrad education at Wingate University, with a degree in Human Services. She loves to travel to Puerto Rico and considers herself to be a self taught home cook.
Welcome to Hopeworks Arielle! We are eager to begin working with you, and having your expertise aid in supporting our mission.
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