Alicia Boothe

Growing up as a young lady, Alicia Boothe has always seen great value in family and community. Alicia has a love for youth and began serving in youth ministry when she was a teenager among her peers. Alicia currently serves as the Youth Pastor at All People’s Church in Brampton, ON.

With a heart for social justice, Alicia pursued Social Work as a career where she has continued to focus her love for people through counselling, intervention and mentorship. She has over 18yr of experience working with children, youth and families at some of their most vulnerable times. Currently, Alicia works as a Social Work Supervisor for a regional Child Protection Agency. Through this role she equips her team to engage youth and families with compassion, truth and justice. Her team provides support to youth experiencing homelessness, mental health struggles, teen pregnancy, human sex trafficking and much more.

Like many, Alicia has lived through some dark times and has watched God restore her life into a beautiful testimony. Out of the place of her testimony she mentors, develops and empowers young ladies.

Alicia is also currently pursuing her Masters Degree in Christian Counselling. Through opportunities as national and international conference speaker, workshop facilitator, trainer, delegate speaker, radio and television interviews, Alicia seeks to educate, encourage and empower each listener.

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