The School Captain of Bankstown Senior College, has been distributing groceries to struggling families, helped raise over $800 for Yemen children at risk due to war, nearly $1,000 to help women in Ethiopia access Fistula treatment and will next pack birthing kits for Zonta International for expectant mothers at risk overseas.
Described as an emerging community leader, his teachers speak highly of him and say he regularly advocates for the needs of the community and young people.
Aram said was surprised at the recognition.
“I was in shock as I didn’t know I was nominated and still don’t know who was my nominee but I am very grateful for the honour,” he said.
“I just enjoy helping people and hope to have many more opportunities to do so.”
Aiming to study radiography and the diagnostic sciences when he graduates from high school, Aram says he will pursue any field where he can be of service to others.
An initiative during lockdown, Dooleys called on nominations for Community Heroes and received such a positive reaction that they are continuing to announce winners every week or fortnight and hope to call for more nominations in 2022.
