Giscard Waka

Dedicated and reliable individual with experience in food distribution, camp construction, and volunteer tutoring. Possesses strong skills in workplace safety, organization, teamwork, and following instructions. Certified in CSTS, WHMIS, and Alberta Basic Food Safety. Eager to contribute to efficient operations and provide excellent service within a new role. Committed to adapting and learning to meet organizational needs.

Food Distribution - CANAVUA – FoodBank - Edmonton

(2026-05)

• Facilitate the sorting, organizing, and distribution of food supplies to community members in need.
• Adhere to strict food safety protocols for the safe handling of all food items.
• Maintain a clean and orderly work environment to ensure efficiency and safety.
• Collaborate with volunteers and staff to optimize daily operational workflows.
• Assist in the transportation and stocking of food provisions.
• Provide courteous and dignified service to all individuals seeking assistance.

Camp Construction Volunteer - Refugee Camp - Kampala, Uganda

(2023-03 - 2025-08)

• Contributed to the construction and assembly of essential camp facilities and infrastructure.
• Supported material logistics, site organization, and day-to-day operational tasks.
• Ensured adherence to workplace safety regulations and maintained a secure working environment.
• Effectively partnered with team members to accomplish assigned tasks.
• Upheld tidiness and organization in work areas to support seamless operations.

Volunteer English & Basic Computer Skills Tutor - Resettlement Support Center (RSC) Africa - Kampala, Uganda

(2024-01 - 2025-01)

• Instructed learners in fundamental English language and basic computer skills.
• Engaged with individuals from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds through clear communication.
• Assisted in cultivating a structured, organized, and supportive learning atmosphere.
• Demonstrated consistent patience, reliability, and strong interpersonal aptitude.

High School Diploma - Lestonac Mobokoli (2014 - 2015)