Over the years, we have been fortunate to attract some wonderful, qualified people to HIV Community Link. Our organization is comprised of enthusiastic volunteers, hard-working staff members and a devoted board of directors, who are dedicated to promoting a more compassionate, nonjudgmental and respectful society. Learn more about our staff, program directors and board directors by clicking on their name:
Our Staff
Leslie Hill, Executive DirectorPrevention and Support Programs
Calgary
Karyn Jackson, Team Lead, Prevention and Support
Janak Bajgai, Lead, Knowledge Translation and Peer Support
Mark Randall, Coordinator, HEAT Program
Sipiwe Mapfumo, Coordinator, Drumbeat African Communities Program
Jordana Goldstein, HIV Case Manager
Rebecca McMeekin, Case Manager, Shift Program
Kelsey Moore, Case Manager, Shift Program
Medicine Hat
Marie Tounissoux, Teamlead, Safelink
Kevin Dey, Outreach Worker, Harm Reduction
Christa Schmidt, Outreach Worker, Harm Reduction
Sarah Duchscherer, Nurse, Overdose Prevention
Michelle Garrett, Nurse, Overdose Prevention
Loretta Stock, Educator, Overdose Prevention
Amanda Wiebe, Pregnancy Support Worker, Well Program
Chelsey Cowan, Registered Nurse, Well Program
Nick Baumann, Peer Support Worker
Operations
Katie Ayres, Director, Operations
Tamara Rose, Executive Assistant
Community Relations
Ana Glavan, Director, Community RelationsAlisha Ostberg, Development Specialist
Board of Directors
Andrew Matthews – Board ChairMike Miller – Vice Chair
Karin King – Treasurer
Jonathan M. Ablett – Secretary
Meredith Bragg – Member at Large
Annisha Chakravorty – Member at Large
Leah Fochuk – Member at Large
Christine Gillies – Member at Large
Jack Janvier – Member at Large
Bob Noftall – Member at Large
Akhil Ramdoyal – Member at Large
Maria Seloza – Member at Large
Jeff Standell – Member at Large
Become a Director
Directors are volunteers from diverse backgrounds who share a passion and commitment to improving wellness for individuals and communities affected by HIV and hepatitis C. By leveraging connections with peers and community members, we are determined to educate communities while providing nonjudgmental support, tools and information to reduce the risk of HIV and hepatitis C.
If interested in learning more, please call (403) 508-2500 or (877) 440-2437 (toll-free).
