G&P Spotlight: G&P Parents on the Community Engagement Team

G&P Spotlight: G&P Parents on the Community Engagement Team
Posted on 02/06/2018
The Community Engagement Team is a multi-agency collaborative that reaches out to underserved Cambridge families and connects them to community events and resources, develops community leaders, and supports agencies in working with a diverse community. Three members of the Community Engagement Team are also G&P parents! Please keep your eyes out for these parents and the other CET workers at G&P events, they are incredible resources for the community!

tagesechTagesech Wabeto

G&P parent Tagesech Wabeto is the new Immigrant Services Liaison for the Commission on Immigrant Rights & Citizenship (CIRC). Tagesech worked as a CET outreach worker for 10 years. In July, she moved to her new position with CIRC. CIRC focuses on the legal rights of immigrants living in Cambridge. In addition to helping immigrants find legal help, Tagesech also provides referrals to local services and resources. We at G&P wish Tagesech the best of luck in her new position. For more information about CIRC or to request help from Tagesech, please contact with her at:

Tagesech Wabeto, 51 Inman Street
 (2nd floor), Cambridge MA 02139

617.349.9718 or [email protected]

danieDanie Pelissier

My name is Danie Pelissier. I am an outreach worker for the Haitian community. I am from Haiti and I have two sons respectively in college and in elementary school at Graham & Parks. I have two bachelor’s degrees: one in communication and the other one in law. In my native country, I worked as a program assistant in the International Organization for Migration (IOM) for eight years. I am currently studying English at the Community Learning Center. As a new outreach worker, I have committed myself to helping Haitian families in need to get necessary benefits.

nicoleNicole Meehan

My name is Nicole Meehan and I am an Outreach Worker for American-born Black families. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services with a concentration in Psychology & Counseling, Crisis Intervention; Community Development. I have worked in Cambridge at Harvard University Health Services Internal Medicine Department for the past 20 years. I’m also a mother of two (including one at Graham & Parks) and I enjoy spending time with friends and family. As a new outreach worker and life-long resident of Cambridge, I hope to be a valuable resource to families and the Cambridge community at large.

The Community Engagement Team (CET) Outreach Workers facilitate community-based parenting workshops in Amharic, Arabic, Bangla, Chinese, English, Haitian Creole, and Spanish. The outreach workers would like to invite all parents, grandparents and guardians of young children, living in Cambridge to these workshops. Each workshop is one and a half hours long.

If you are interested in attending any of the workshops below, please contact the outreach worker listed or contact: Carrine Bury at: 857.235.9262 or [email protected].

Workshop in Bangla 

Making the Heart Healthy Choice the Easy Choice
February 16th, 402 Rindge Ave

Workshop in Arabic
Reading Party

February 26th, 808 Memorial Drive

Workshop in Chinese 

Reading Party
February 26th, 402 Rindge Ave
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