Ani Zadikyan

Ani Zadikyan is a compassionate and dedicated community servant actively involved in several charitable organizations and initiatives. As a committed member of Soroptimist International, she passionately advocates for the empowerment of women and girls.

Ani's commitment to serving those affected by cancer was evident through her volunteer work at the Discovery Shop of the American Cancer Society. By contributing her time and efforts, she helped raise crucial funds for cancer research.

Ani currently lends her support to organizations such as Senior Gleaners where she plays an active role in providing food and resources to those facing food insecurity in San Diego county. She also spends 6 weeks, every year, at Gleanings for the Hungry that for 42 years has sent soup mixes and dried fruits along with quilts to poverty stricken countries of Central America, Africa and Asia. 

While working as an airline and travel industry specialist Ani has also worked part time as a caregiver for Parkinson's and dementia patients, offering support, companionship, and assistance to those facing these challenging conditions.

During her 4th trip to the Republic of Armenia a team of medical specialists led by Ani provided medical and dental care, as charity, in various regions' towns and villages to the underprivileged. 

Ani is praying for compassionate hearts to join future humanitarian aid projects of the REMEDY FOR THE NEEDY in order to reach out and touch a multitude number of people.

Paula Day

Paula Day, a San Diego native, is a self-employed accountant with an interesting variety of clients.  She has a wonderful husband, two awesome kids and three cute cats.  She is an avid birdwatcher and loves hiking in hills around San Diego. 

Paula is a 30+ year member of Soroptimist International of San Diego (SI San Diego).  SI San Diego is part of a global volunteer organization that provides women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment.  SI San Diego’s signature program is the Live Your Dream Award education grants for women who provide the primary financial support for their families.  Live Your Dream Awards give women the resources they need to improve their education, skills and employment prospects.

Paul Sedach

Paul Sedach, originally from Rhode Island, brings over three decades of experience in healthcare and business to his role as a Social/Case Manager at New Day Urban Ministries. As the founder of New Age Homecare, he pioneered a direct match model between caregivers and clients, prioritizing autonomy and satisfaction. Paul's career spans various healthcare settings, including acute and long-term care, as well as community outreach centers.

He has extensive experience with Alzheimer's and dementia patients and served as a Medical Tourism Consultant for Baja Medgate, offering patient support and educational seminars. Earlier, Paul managed interior design services, honing skills in client satisfaction and leadership. Certified in areas like CNA and CPR, he's dedicated to personalized, compassionate care. Paul initially volunteered at New Day Urban Ministries before transitioning to a full-time role, showcasing his commitment to serving San Diego's homeless community with empathy and dedication.

Leonard Robidoux

Leonard Robidoux's life is a testament to resilience, service, and community engagement. Born in Hawaii of Hawaiian-Chinese descent, his upbringing as a military dependent led him across continents, from Kansas to Italy, Germany, and Washington state. Leonard's 45-year career in the railroad industry culminated in a distinguished 43-year tenure as a Locomotive Engineer before retiring in 2020.

Despite personal hardships, including the loss of his wife after 15 years of marriage due to illness, Leonard found purpose in advocating for causes close to his heart. He dedicated himself to organizations like Veterans for Peace and Progressive Democratic clubs, particularly motivated by the outcomes of the 2016 election.

An expert in parliamentary procedure, Leonard served as a sergeant-at-arms, ensuring order and facilitating constructive dialogue in community meetings. It was in this capacity that he crossed paths with Ani at the Orchards Apartments, where he aimed to instill collaboration and efficacy amidst a sea of complaints. Leonard's commitment to fostering positive change reflects his enduring dedication to service and community betterment.

Stella Daniel Nazari

Stella Daniel Nazari is a dynamic individual with a clear apostolic calling for marketplace entrepreneurship and the creative arts mountain. Ordained as a leader to influence the sphere of Arts and Entertainment in 2014, and with an evangelistic calling dating back to 2010, Stella is deeply committed to advancing the Kingdom of God in every aspect of life. Her passion lies in nurturing and disciplining the next generation, instilling in them the values and principles of the Kingdom.

With a heart dedicated to seeing the manifestation of God's Kingdom on earth, Stella utilizes her gift of prophetic intercession to support and empower leaders in their mission to influence society with the teachings of Christ and the principles of His Kingdom. Through her work, she endeavors to bridge the gap between the spiritual and the secular, bringing about transformation and impact in the realms of business, arts, and culture. Stella's unwavering dedication and fervent spirit make her a formidable force in the pursuit of God's purposes on earth.

Charleen Wilson

Charleen Wilson M.D. has lived in San Diego for five years. Originally from Connecticut, she lived in Florida for 30 years where she raised her family and worked full time in private practice. She brings with her decades of medical experience starting with a nursing career and later received her medical degree from University of South Florida College of Medicine, and completed her medical residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Ohio State University.

Charleen has dedicated herself to providing compassionate medical care for individuals and their families as outpatients, and in both acute and long term inpatient settings. Her experience includes various medical rehabilitation directorship positions and medical board positions including the American Cancer Society. She welcomes new opportunities for volunteerism and advocating for the needy.