Parisha Boatright
Parisha “Paris” Boatright is a dedicated Case Manager with a strong commitment to supporting individuals and families through compassion, understanding, and professional excellence. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Relationships, which has provided her with a deep understanding of human behavior, family dynamics, and community engagement. Drawing on this foundation, Parisha approaches her work with empathy and a focus on empowering clients to achieve stability, growth, and long-term success.
Throughout her career, Parisha has been recognized for her ability to connect with people from all walks of life and to develop tailored solutions that meet their unique needs. Her work in case management reflects her passion for helping others navigate challenges and access vital resources that improve their quality of life. She believes that every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive, and she is committed to making that a reality through her work.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Parisha enjoys expressing her creativity through cooking, baking, and craft projects. She finds joy in creating meaningful moments for family and
friends—especially during her favorite holiday, Christmas, when she loves to bring people together through food and festive traditions. Parisha’s combination of professional dedication and personal warmth defines her approach to both work and life, making her a valued member of her community and a trusted advocate for the people she serves.
Favorite movie
Any Old Disney Movies and Suicide Squad
Favorite thing to do in Chicago
Try different restaurants, Walking around at Christmas time to see the lights and decorations, Showing my husband and son around different places where I grew up and historical gems.
Famous person you would most like to meet
Kierra Sheard
First job
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen as a Cashier and Drive Thru Cashier
Advice that you would give to your teenage self
Enjoy your life. Write the vision and make it plain. Keep pushing on your goals and DON’T EAT SO MUCH CANDY!