Carolina Andrade

Community Engagement

Carolina Andrade leads Community Engagement at Global Community Alliance Inc. (GCA), bringing experience in leadership, organisational development, psychology, wellbeing and supporting women’s personal and professional growth.

Carolina holds a degree in Social Sciences and has specialised in psychology and wellbeing. She is a professional therapist, the founder of Wellness Consultancy Agency and the voice behind Carolina Mind & Body, through which she supports women to reconnect with their inner balance and develop healthier lifestyles. Her work also encompasses leadership, organisational development, personal branding and career development.

In her role at GCA, Carolina helps build meaningful relationships between the organisation and the multicultural communities it serves. She supports community outreach, consultations, stakeholder engagement, participant recruitment and the promotion of GCA’s programs and activities.

Carolina works closely with community members, volunteers, service providers and partner organisations to identify emerging needs, encourage participation and strengthen referral and collaboration pathways. She also helps ensure that community feedback and lived experience inform the planning, delivery and evaluation of GCA’s services.

Her people-centred approach is grounded in empathy, active listening and respect for cultural diversity. She is particularly committed to creating safe and welcoming spaces where women, families, seniors and other community members feel heard, valued and confident to participate.

Carolina has contributed to women’s empowerment initiatives within the Spanish and Latin American community, sharing practical guidance on career development, business, personal growth and wellbeing.

Through her Community Engagement role, Carolina helps GCA expand its community connections, improve access to services and develop programs that respond to real needs. Her contribution supports GCA’s commitment to inclusion, collaboration, empowerment and stronger multicultural communities.