Background
Hoffman, Faith Louise was born on June 7, 1944 in Buffalo. Daughter of William George Hoffman, Louise Caroline Hoffman.
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Faith Louise Hoffman
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Bachelor of Science magna cum laude, Medaille College, 1983—1987. Master of Social Work, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1991—1993.
Career
Case manager New York Crime Victim's Assistance Program, Buffalo, 1987—1988. Director domestic violence program Young Women’s Christian Association of Tonawanda's, 1988—1990. Director family support program Concerned Ecumenical Ministry, Buffalo, 1990—1992.
Social worker Department Veteran's Affairs Medical Center, 1993—1995, women veteran's program manager, since 1995. Director, founder Hopegivers, Buffalo, since 1991. Director VA Domestic Violence Program, Buffalo, since 1995.
Field faculty State University of New York, Buffalo, since 1996. Domestic violence consultant Erie County Department Health, Buffalo, 2000—2002. Speaker in field; adjunct professor Graduate School Social Work University Buffalo, since 2004, adjunct professor School Social Science, since 2005.
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Children: Donald Louis, Louis William, Christopher Robert.
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Awards
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Named community hero, torchbearer Western New York Olympic Torch Relay, Atlanta Olympic Committee, 1996-1996. Recipient Service to Mankind award, Sertoma Greater Buffalo, 1998-1998, annual leadership award, Young Women’s Christian Association Western New York, 2001-2001, Joan A. Levine award, Woman Focus, 2002, Federal Woman of Year award, Buffalo (New York ) Federal Executive Board, 2003, Person of Year award, Jewish War Veterans American-Buffalo Frontier Post 25, 2004.Named community hero, torchbearer Western New York Olympic Torch Relay, Atlanta Olympic Committee, 1996-1996. Recipient Service to Mankind award, Sertoma Greater Buffalo, 1998-1998, annual leadership award, Young Women’s Christian Association Western New York, 2001-2001, Joan A. Levine award, Woman Focus, 2002, Federal Woman of Year award, Buffalo (New York ) Federal Executive Board, 2003, Person of Year award, Jewish War Veterans American-Buffalo Frontier Post 25, 2004.