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2016 Innovation Award - Lower Mainland
Rupi Sahota
Rupi has worked as a legal advocate with Sources Community Resources Society’s Family Law Program for 11 years. Rupi is passionate about working with women who are experiencing violence in the South Asian community. Being of South Asian descent, she is keenly aware of the barriers and challenges that South Asian women face in accessing […]
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2016 Leadership Award - Lower Mainland
Shauna Mokelki
Shauna Mokelki manages I hope family centre, Family Services of the North Shore’s busy multi-faceted family resource program with ease and incredible competence. She knows how to empower her staff, encourages them to take responsibility for improvements they want to see, and supports them to make changes. She understands each staff members’ strengths and enlists […]
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2016 Leadership Award - Lower Mainland
Corina Carroll
In her short time (2.5 years) at the agency and in her role, she has had to manage a staff team who had experienced a significant change in their leadership as well as a move to our new building where the space configuration was very different for the Counselling staff. The introduction of a Clinical […]
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2016 Leadership Award - Lower Mainland
Darrel Roemer
Darrell Roemer has been with New View Society for over 20 years, in various official and unofficial leadership roles. When our Executive Director passed away in a sudden and tragic accident earlier this year, Darrell took charge of the organization, ensuring that New View continued to run smoothly, and no members suffered through lack of […]
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2016 Dedication Award - Lower Mainland
Lisa Rupert
Lisa has been working with the YWCA for 15 years. Lisa is an incredible asset to the YWCA and her commitment, knowledge and experience informs the YWCA’s actions and services that support women and children who have experienced violence. Lisa is a leader in the community and for many years has been a participant on […]
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2016 Dedication Award - Lower Mainland
Khaleda Banu
Khaleda Banu is the heart of Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood House. Khaleda first came to work at Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood House 26 years ago. She has been an inspiration to all of us in our efforts to grow, to learn and to create a welcoming, inclusive and supportive place for everyone. Participants, staff and volunteers endear […]
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2016 Dedication Award - Lower Mainland
Louise Jolicoeur
Louise started in the Craft Unit, transitioned into the Maintenance Unit and has now been our Community Living and Housing Support Manager for the past 15 years. She has gone above and beyond in her unwavering commitment to providing a supportive, caring, and respectful environment for growth and recovery for individuals challenged by mental illness. […]
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