Finalist Miss Canada 2017
Sadhna P
Hello,
My name is Sadhna and I was born in Toronto, Ontario. My family and I moved shortly after to the small town of Whitby, Ontario. Growing up in a smaller community outside Toronto, I have learned many valuable life lessons that has always taught me to see the good in others.
I am often described as an ambitious, dedicated, compassionate, and amicable individual. My passion for helping others has led me to pursue a career as a Registered Practical Nurse. I primarily work with individuals suffering from severe mental health disorders within both the forensic and general populations. Throughout my nursing career I have had many notable achievements such as earning my RPN Operating Room Certificate as well as having the opportunity to teach within Centennial College’s School of Community and Health Studies. I am also currently working towards obtaining my Bachelor’s of Allied Health Science Degree with a Minor in Forensic Psychology through the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. When I am not studying or working I enjoy living an active, balanced, and healthy lifestyle that I strive to share with those around me. You can find me at the gym, practising yoga, at my favourite coffee shop with my nose buried in a book, exploring new cultures through travel, as well as spending time with loved ones.
I have also enjoyed volunteering with many organizations such as St. John Ambulance as a Youth Leader/Non-Commissioned Officer throughout my adolescence, The Princess Margaret Hospital, and most recently The Shoebox Project within Durham Region. As a finalist for Miss Canada 2018, I aspire to use this platform to continue to advocate for mental health and addiction awareness.
Be Happy. Be Bright. Be You. -Kate Spade
Sadhna
If you’d Elected: what you would realize
Why vote for me!
If crowned Miss Canada 2018, I would like to bring to light the stigma that continues to surround Mental Health & Addictions within various ethnic & cultural groups. I would also like to educate communities across Canada about the importance of the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act ;as opioid overdoses has become a national public health crisis. I am passionate about helping others as well as promoting a positive outlook on Canadians mental and physical well-being.
Voting for me would mean that you’re supporting someone who is ambitious, confident, & who always has your best interest at heart. I am grateful for your support. Thank you!
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