Freddie Caldwell

Freddie Caldwell was born in Sanford, Florida where he attended public school. After graduation he received his Social Psychology & Adult Education Bachelor of Arts degree from Michigan State University. He has obtained three associate degrees; one in Animal Husbandry from the University of Delhi - SUNY in 1982; the second from the Monroe Community College from the School of Practical Nursing during 1972 and the third from the University of Rochester during 1968 for Bio-Medical Research.

Freddie Caldwell has an extensive background of completed courses received from accredited colleges, workshops and training institutes. He is currently married to Peggy Caldwell. Freddie Caldwell left Rochester General Hospital (Via Health) after working with the hospital for a total of 38 years in 2002. At Via Health, the first 32 years were spent in the department of surgery and education as chief animal researcher and the development of surgical technique.
In 1995 he served as Cultural Diversity Educator for five years as an educator of cultural diversity and cultural competence. He also assisted in developing staff mutual understanding.

Freddie Caldwell joined Action for a Better Community in 2002 where he is currently working as the Deputy Director for Community Services. The Community Services Division provides direct services to low-income families through a variety of preventive, educational, and outreach programs. Emphasis is placed on working in a collaborative manner to enhance the self-sufficiency of both individuals and families. Helping people help themselves is what the dedicated staff of the Community Services Division does best.

Freddie Caldwell's contribution and involvement in the community are too numerous to mention them all. He has been, and still is, a pillar in the community.