To Motivate
the participants, gain a positive identity and acknowledgement of their personal worth, strengths and skills.
To Improve
their communication and interpersonal skills.
To Increase
their social competencies; make good life decisions, and healthy responses to peer pressure.
To Have a High Sense on Purpose
in life and ability to sustain the confidence in the future.
Welcome to Empowered Me where individuals are inspired to be resilient & empowered through our programs and education.
Building Strong Foundations
At Empowered Me we celebrate our students’ strengths while they learn to be productive, have a sense of purpose and become contributing members of their community. Our programs give each child the tools and confidence they need to succeed in school, have healthy active lifestyles, manage money, think critically about messages in the media and have life skills that will build a strong foundation.
Honors & Awards
2018
RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Nominee
2014
YWCA Women of Distinction Award Recipient
2017
Rotary Integrity Award Recipient
2016
Global Woman of Vision Award Recipient
2013/14/15/16
Self-Esteem & Leadership Award Recipient
2016
Diversity Community Woman of the Year Award recipient
2014
Excellent Community Initiative Appreciation Award
In recognition of building self-esteem and leadership in youth.
2014
YWCA Women of Distinction Award
Harriet has overcome adverse circumstances and draws from her experience to inspire strength and success in others.
2014
Fierce Diamond Recipient – Inspirational Category
A woman who has motivated and ignited a spark within others through her words, actions and by sharing her story.
2014
Diversity Community Woman of the Year
A woman fearlessly engaged both professionally and personally in making changes that support diversity in the community.
2013
Excellent Community Initiative Appreciation Award
In recognition of building self-esteem and leadership in youth.
2013
YWCA Nominee Women of Distinction Award
As an educator , Harriet has empowered children and adult students to do great things.