Pronouns: he/him
Ahmad “Wali” Rostami serves as the Training and Capacity Building Coordinator at Partners for HOME, where he supports the development of training and capacity-building efforts that strengthen coordination and practice across the Atlanta Continuum of Care (CoC).
Wali brings a global, cross-sector perspective shaped by professional experience across Asia, Europe, and the United States. He has co-founded and led a nonprofit organization, managed U.S. Department of State-funded educational and cultural exchange programs across South Asia and the Middle East, and supported workforce development and community-based initiatives serving diverse populations. His work focuses on advancing collaborative, people-centered approaches that translate complex systems into practical strategies for providers and partners, strengthening both service delivery and system alignment.
Wali has completed Cornell University’s Project Management 360 Certificate, a comprehensive program in project management and project leadership. He is multilingual in Persian, Pashto, Hindi, and English.
Business Administration and Management
American University of Afghanistan
Business Administration, Human Resource Management
Bakhtar University
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Since 2016, we’ve partnered with the City of Atlanta and the Atlanta Continuum of Care (CoC) to achieve a 30% reduction in homelessness. This milestone is a testament to the power of collaboration and compassion.
