Twyla is an undergraduate from Carleton University with a Bachelor of Social Work and a minor in Psychology. Twyla is currently enrolled in a Master of Social Work program to continue learning how to best support clients. Twyla has years of experience providing compassionate support, working in crisis support services, in case management, with people experiencing homelessness, in the VAW sector and with post-secondary students. Twyla values an anti-oppressive, client centered and trauma informed approach. In Twyla's spare time, you can find her watching tv shows or movies, spending time with loved ones or finding the nearest dog to pet.

After starting a career in health insurance and group benefits, she developed an interest in mental health in a social context. She returned to school as a mature student and obtained a Bachelor of Arts with honours in Sociology and Child/Youth Studies. Sarah has dedicated herself to her education and worked on an extensive research project to develop community-based resources for LGBTQ+ youth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout her degree, she has worked in youth homeless shelters, senior support services, and disability advocacy. She continues to support students with disabilities through peer mentorship and advocacy groups at Brock University. Outside of work, Sarah is engaged in a lively francophone community in the Niagara Region and enjoy spending time outside exploring the beautiful landscapes her area has to offer!

Fahma Khalif is a passionate social service professional with a strong commitment to community health and mental well-being. Holding a degree in International Development and Globalization from the University of Ottawa, she brings a wealth of experience in supporting diverse communities. Fluent in both English and Somali, Fahma is able to connect with people from all walks of life. Throughout her career, she has worked in both the non-profit and healthcare sector where she played a key role in community development, youth engagement, and mental health planning. Her strengths lie in community organizing, mental health research, and building partnerships that create lasting impact. Fahma is dedicated to creating inclusive spaces and ensuring mental health support is accessible to all.

Adrianna is a registered Social Worker who graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Social Work degree. Adrianna’s experience has been focused on the importance of client-centered and evidence-based care within mental health. She has been involved in developing client intake processes, assessment, follow-up and implementing plans of care for individuals with diverse backgrounds, varied needs, preferences and goals. Additionally, Adrianna has worked with women who have experienced violence; substance use/addiction; homelessness; poverty; and unemployment. She understands the importance of creating connections with clients and is dedicated to helping them along the path to improved mental health. Some of Adrianna’s interests include: playing tennis; going to the movies with friends; and trying out new restaurants in and around Toronto.

Emma is a graduate from Trent University with an Honors Bachelor of Social Work degree and diploma in Police Foundations from Durham College. Emma's areas of expertise include working with families and youth, focusing on mental health and the justice sector. She enjoys building on her skills by pursuing further education and experiential learning. Emma found a passion for social work working and volunteering alongside community organizations. In her spare time, she enjoys watching the Office, cross-stitching, and hiking in the mountains with her dog Bailey.

Evan is a Health Studies and Sociology graduate from the University of Toronto with extensive experience in providing administrative support and compassionate service delivery in the mental health sector. Evan was involved with a number of student groups on campus, including the Health Studies Student Union and Filipino Student Association of Toronto, as well as volunteering his time with Trillium Health Partners' Hospital Elder Life Program. In his free time, Evan likes to stay active by hiking, playing hockey and volleyball, and checking out every café he comes across.