Neka Ramsey
About Neka Ramsey
Neka Ramsey is a Case Manager at Veteran's First, currently working at Friendship Place in Washington, D.C. She holds a Master of Arts from Argosy University and a Bachelor of Arts from North Carolina Central University.
Work at Friendship Place
Neka Ramsey has been employed at Friendship Place since 2016, serving as a Case Manager for the Veteran's First program. In this role, she provides support and resources to veterans, helping them navigate various challenges related to housing, employment, and mental health. Her work focuses on ensuring that veterans receive the assistance they need to reintegrate into civilian life successfully. Friendship Place is located in Washington, D.C., and is dedicated to ending homelessness and supporting vulnerable populations.
Education and Expertise
Neka Ramsey holds a Master of Arts degree from Argosy University, where she studied from 2013 to 2016. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from North Carolina Central University, completing her studies from 2006 to 2010. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in social services, which she applies in her role as a Case Manager. This academic training enhances her ability to address the complex needs of the veteran population.
Background
Neka Ramsey's professional journey includes a focus on serving veterans and addressing their unique needs. She has dedicated her career to supporting individuals who have served in the military, utilizing her education and experience to make a positive impact. Her role at Friendship Place reflects her commitment to helping veterans achieve stability and access essential services.
Professional Experience
With over eight years of experience as a Case Manager at Friendship Place, Neka Ramsey has developed a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by veterans. Her expertise includes case management, resource allocation, and advocacy for veteran services. This experience allows her to effectively connect veterans with the necessary support systems to facilitate their transition and improve their quality of life.