a yearof celebrations - HIV Edmonton

a year of celebrations

HIV NETWORK OF EDMONTON SOCIETY

“It is the experience of being a part and inspiration for volunteering.” – Leah Read, volunteer.

BOARD CHAIR James Mabey

VICE CHAIR Sarah Hayward

TREASURER Ian Quigley

SECRETARY Jared Tabler

Frank Calder Ray Chorney

Ryan Cooper Keltie Lambert

Judy Mill

Jessica Saunders

Tsion Demeke Abate Dolan Badger Keith CallihoO John Gee

Rochelle Houle Debra Jakubec Sandra Johnson Joyce LaBriola

HELEN LARSON Jody Lewis Knox Makumbe Brenna Meade-Clift

MARILYN MORIN Robert Poole Amanda Sobierajski SAMANTHAT STUPAK

2 HIV EDMONTON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT

Lynn Sutankayo SARAH VAN TASSEL

Letter from The 2010–2011 year was one of the most eventful and productive yet for HIV Edmonton, marking our 25th anniversary and the many events and initiatives of our associated Legacy Project. It was a year of celebrations, which brought together our founders, community members, and partners. It was also an important year for defining our direction as we move forward. Our board and staff implemented a new three-year strategic plan, reducing the number of our strategic directions from eight to four. Based on feedback from our service users and stakeholders and a formal people with HIV (PHA) assessment, we determined that we will focus on support, community education and prevention, community engagement and advocacy, and sustainability until March 2013. The following outlines our major achievements in each area of our strategic plan, and details of the work are provided throughout this report: Support Analysis of our programs and services suggested that people living with HIV required more intensive one-on-one support, with programming specifically directed at positive people. We therefore created a positive-only space, which we have called the Ross Armstrong Centre to honour the brave work of our founders and Ross in the mid-1980s. With this shift in the focus of our work, our Support and Outreach Team now provides in-house support to positive people and outreach to people who are at risk and who are living with HIV, expanding the reach of this team. Community Education and Prevention Our Community Education Team concentrated on providing prevention services to those most at risk of HIV. We increased our rural work by expanding our partnership with the Students’ International Health Association to include a rural tour with our Positive Speakers group. Community Engagement and Advocacy This year, HIV Edmonton placed renewed emphasis on building partnerships, and we created strong links to community organizations such as the Sinkunia Community Development Organization, the Alberta Native Friendship Centre Association of Alberta, and Boyle

McCauley Health Centre’s HAART House. The Legacy Project also increased our community engagement as we brought together our founders, current supporters, and new communities to increase awareness, raise funds, and celebrate our successes. Sustainability In the past year, we made major strides toward improving our overall sustainability. To ensure objective, consistent, and constructive evaluation of our work, we invested in the Social Solutions ETO database. It is an amazing tool that will measure the effort we put into our work and the outcomes we achieve, allowing us to analyze our successes and areas that require improvement. As HIV Edmonton has continued to grow, our need for more functional space has also increased. Upon termination of our previous lease, the board of directors found an ideal space for our relocation. Through firm negotiation, we secured an excellent space at a reduced rental rate while managing our leasehold improvements to ensure the space would meet our needs. Our new home will offer a street-level presence and provide focused service areas for our clients. The work of HIV Edmonton could not be accomplished without the brilliant guidance of our board of directors and the dedicated commitment of our staff. Through the concerted effort of both these teams, HIV Edmonton makes a difference in the lives of people living with HIV and those who are at risk. The work of our tireless volunteers also has a huge impact on our operations; during this busy year, our front reception was entirely volunteer-powered, and their flawless management of our phone system and caring approach to our community members made all the difference. This report highlights some of the past year’s celebrations and successes. As you read on, you will be amazed how much a tiny team of 10 can accomplish! James Mabey Debra Jakubec Chair Executive Director

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New Space! At the end of 2010, HIV Edmonton moved into a new space. Interior designer Wendi Freudenreich volunteered to create a functional and beautiful office for us on a budget! She did a marvellous job, and HIV Edmonton now has a space that can be enjoyed by community members, staff, and volunteers. Our new location will allow us to provide street-level service, a positive-only space, and better access to the community.

“The Ross Armstrong space is amazing! – HIV positive client


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The Legacy Project was created to celebrate 25 years of success and hard work by all those who were involved with the agency over the years. This 15-month campaign saw a series of events raise our profile within Edmonton, honour our founders and early heroes, and raise funds for much-needed services. Distinguished Speaker Series This series was sponsored by CBC Edmonton and ran over the course of the past year. Five renowned leaders in the field of HIV/AIDS shared current trends and issues related to HIV and AIDS with Edmontonians. More than 400 people attended these events. Book Around the Kitchen Table: 25 Years of AIDS in Edmonton, written by Leslie Goldstone, is a book that celebrates our founders and leaders in the field of HIV. The book tells the stories of eight people who played key roles in the 25-year history of HIV and AIDS work in Edmonton, and it contains additional photos of 25 people who were part of this journey. Copies of the book are available online through the HIV Edmonton Red Ribbon Shoppe.

HIV Edmonton 25th Anniversary Gala On February 20, 2011, HIV Edmonton celebrated its 25th Anniversary at the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald. More than 200 people attended the event, which was hosted by former councillor Michael Phair, with regards offered by mayor Stephen Mandel. A highlight of the event was presenting Leah Read with the HIV Edmonton Legacy Volunteer of the Year award for all of her hard work and commitment during the Legacy Campaign. The gala was sponsored by TD Bank Group, ViiV Healthcare in partnership with Shire Canada, and the Edmonton Pride Festival Society. Concert Series Chloe Albert, Simon-Marc de Freitas, and Jeffery Straker donated their time to raise funds for HIV Edmonton through the Legacy Concert Series.


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clients contacts

Chronically homeless clients that we housed

Smudge offerings by client request

In-House Support Services In line with our strategic plan, the Support and Outreach Team managed to shift in-house support services to focus on people living with HIV. We made this transition upon becoming aware, through client and stakeholder interviews, that our mandate was too broad: we were providing almost equal services and resources to people who were not at high risk of HIV transmission. The changes allowed us to focus on improving the mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional outcomes of people living with HIV (PHAs), and work intensively with each person to create individual service plans, including goal setting. We made a total of 3,437 contacts with PHA clients. Though this figure is lower than the previous year’s 8,845 contacts (including hepatitis C clients), we are pleased that it represents intensive work with PHAs or people at considerable risk of HIV infection. This work included processing 35 new intakes, helping clients struggling with addictions to manage personal funds, helping clients to get part-time employment, and housing 59 chronically homeless clients (most of whom have managed to keep their housing to date), among other services.


Talking Circle client contacts

new intakes

Outreach Our outreach has two components: supporting clients away from the office and visiting other agencies to connect with current and potential clients. Focusing most of our work on PHA clients allowed us to visit clients in hospital, support clients in prison, home-deliver food hampers from the food bank, and help clients keep their doctor’s appointments. Agencies we visited include Kindred House (122 contacts), Kairos House (17 contacts), and HAART House (87 contacts). We also completed van shifts with Streetworks’ mobile needle exchange program. Talking Circle Our Talking Circle continues to attract clients of diverse backgrounds. Clients value the calmness and serenity the Aboriginal ceremony brings them. Many clients want to connect or reconnect with their culture and teachings but do not have opportunities to do so. The weekly Talking Circle fills that gap for our clients. Despite not having a staff member to run the Talking Circle for close to four months, we still made 118 client contacts. We also offered smudge 68 times at the request of clients.

clients who attended a three-day peer training course

backpacks given to client clients who attended our office fried chicken dinner

Drop-In As a result of construction, for six months we held drop-in at a temporary location close to our new location. Many clients loved the “drop-in house” because it was such a home-like environment. The comfortable house was open at all times during working hours. This allowed clients to connect, share stories, play games, and interact with support staff and volunteers. Ross Armstrong Program In line with our objective to make services more accessible, we extended the Ross Armstrong Program from just three hours during the second Tuesday of every month, to every day of the second week of the month. The program provides monthly hygiene products, multivitamins, and a gift card to registered clients. We also hold two annual events: a summer barbecue and a Christmas dinner. Due to extreme weather conditions on the scheduled day of the barbecue, we made a last-minute decision to have a Kentucky Fried Chicken dinner at the office rather than in the park. Fifty-five clients attended this dinner. We held the barbecue at a later date, and it was attended by 30 clients, 3 volunteers, and 8 staff members. The Christmas dinner was catered, and attended by 44 clients, 9 volunteers, 7 staff members, and 1 student intern. Including clients who attended the dinner, 73 clients each received a backpack with an assortment of Christmas gifts donated by corporations, church groups, and individual community members.

Notably, we witnessed an increase in the demand for Ross Armstrong supplies; as a result, all gift cards were used up before the end of the fiscal year. Excluding the summer barbecue and Christmas dinner mentioned above, we made 559 client contacts in this program alone. It is apparent that many clients depend on these monthly supplies, which are paid for entirely by private donations and fundraising. Peer Support We received additional funding from the MAC AIDS Fund to expand the scope of our peer support program. The funding allowed peers to provide leadership in preparing and facilitating support group meetings, choose topics or issues for discussion, engage in quality-oflife activities, attend life skills courses, and write a newsletter, among other activities. Seven clients attended a three-day peer training course. Two experienced facilitators from the Toronto People With Aids Foundation facilitated training covering the following key topics: what peer support is, structured feedback, community building, the importance of trust and credibility, assertive versus aggressive behaviour, and effectively maintaining boundaries. Following the three-day training, the group held six peer-led support meetings with the support of staff. Clients appreciated the opportunity to be leaders and choose topics that are pertinent to them. Key topics covered during support sessions so far have included accessing housing and challenges to expect once one is housed, adhering to HIV medication, and dealing with difficult experiences at doctors’ offices.


There was a lot of fear surrounding the disease for me. PUTTING A FACE TO THE DISEASE AND HEARING STORIES

TO TALK ABOUT HIV AND AIDS

but now I feel confidence to do so after attending the session.

YES, I GENERALLY OVERLOOKED CLIENTS WITH HIV AND AIDS.

This session helped me understand THAT PEOPLE WITH HIV ARE

I used to think that if you had it you would die soon and that you were sick. I LEARNED THAT JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE HIV, THAT


HIGHLIGHTS of our work with the community. Aboriginal This year, HIV Edmonton was pleased to partner with the Native Friendship Centre Association to introduce HIV education to Friendship Centre youth programs in Bonnyville, Slave Lake, and Athabasca. Friendship Centre youth coordinators were offered training and support to help them incorporate sexual health into their programming. We also provided HIV workshops in the communities of Driftpile, Goodfish Lake, Buffalo Lake, and Kikino. Youth Over the past year, the Community Education Team got involved with youth from all walks of life. We kicked off September by providing information and condoms at our display booth at the annual Sonic Boom concert in Edmonton. Thousands of people enjoyed the day’s music and entertainment. This huge community event let HIV Edmonton engage with the concert crowd and give young people the message that they should have all the fun they can handle while taking care not to put themselves or others in harm’s way. World AIDS Day was December 1. With the help of our MacEwan nursing students, we sent an HIV/AIDS resource package of lesson plans and activities to CALM teachers at 40 high schools across Edmonton. Providing current, accurate information about HIV/AIDS to Edmonton’s youth continues to be a formidable and rewarding endeavour for our team. Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Outreach to the MSM community in 2010–2011 was tailored to the needs of the community members. In response to member requests, HIV Edmonton created the MSM Positive Support Group. On average,

the group has about four to five participants each week. Some members attend regularly while others attend when they feel the need. The group addresses any and all topics raised by participants. Medications, relationships, maintaining health, and the latest medical news on HIV are common topics for discussion. When asked what they find most useful about the group, participants offered these responses: “Other guys experiencing the same things. Getting support but giving it too and sharing with others.” “That there is a support group out there. That I’m not alone. Provides information.” “Lots of information on the internet terrified me. Coming here has helped me get true and up-to-date information from others who have been living with HIV for years.” We also engaged Edmonton’s MSM community by providing education outreach to the bathhouses over the past year. Rapid testing for HIV and syphilis was introduced to Edmonton (the only location in the province) as a research project led by the Edmonton STI Clinic. Coordinating the rapid testing in one of Edmonton’s two bathhouses has been a rewarding challenge for us at HIV Edmonton. The Phenix course was offered again this year to a group from the MSM community. The course encouraged men to engage with one another and share ideas about healthy sexuality and safer sexual activities. This year’s Phenix workshops differed from the previous year’s in that the intent this time was not only to attract MSM to become involved as participants, but also to provide the groundwork for these men to become Phenix trainers.


To harness the tremendous communication power of the Internet in our outreach efforts, HIV Edmonton relies on the kindness of gayedmonton.com. For an average of five to six hours per week, we enter the gayedmonton.com MSM chat room to offer opportunities for men to ask questions of any nature in a safe, anonymous venue, whether in an open forum or in a private chat. The topics covered are wide and varied, from coming out to one’s family, to where and how to get an STI test. One man’s comment after a lengthy chat expresses the attitude of most of the men we chat with: “Well thanks, I think that talking to someone about this helped me realize a few things.” We thank gayedmonton.com for giving us the opportunity to make positive contributions to Edmonton’s MSM community. Newcomer Members of the African Students Association (AFSA) at the University of Alberta continue to volunteer with HIV Edmonton. A total of 40 members received an expanded version of HIV 101 training in three separate sessions. They also held AIDS Awareness Week and World AIDS Day events. HIV Edmonton continues to support AFSA and be recognized and promoted at all AFSA fundraising events. African Girls’ Group HIV Edmonton has succeeded in identifying interested members and establishing an African Girls’ Group. After a long period of strategic planning and team building, the group is now up and running. The focus is on building community, dealing with girls’ immediate sexual health concerns, and addressing the broader inequalities and vulnerabilities associated with the social determinants of health.


Presentations in Amharic and Tigrigna Amharic and Tigrigna are the official languages of Ethiopia and Eritrea, respectively. We gave three presentations in these languages to a moms and tots group at the Edmonton Multicultural Coalition. Language Instruction for Newcomers Classes (LINC) at Norquest College LINC is a program that provides free basic French and English language courses to adult permanent residents in Canada. We modified our HIV 101 presentation to meet the language ability and knowledge of LINC students. Lack of social support appears to be the number one factor that increases HIV vulnerability among marginalized groups, so our culturally sensitive LINC presentations highlighted community engagement and addressed underlying factors that fuel stigma and discrimination. Collaboration with Sinkunia – A Community Development Organization Sinkunia serves the Liberian and Sierra Leonean communities in Edmonton, and builds water wells in Sinkunia, Sierra Leone. We helped plan a fundraiser that was held in February 2011. HIV Edmonton staff and board members attended the fundraiser and networked with members of the Sinkunia executive committee. We look forward to an ongoing collaboration and alliance.

Body Mapping – A Teaching Tool for Nursing Students HIV Edmonton partnered with the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Nursing this year to give first-year nursing students a hands-on learning experience through body mapping. HIV Edmonton body mapping is a creative approach to sharing life experiences through art. It is a treatment information and support tool, a process of selfdiscovery, and a means of building community. Our body mapping program received one of the prestigious Laurel Awards, presented annually by Duncan & Craig LLP for innovative non-profit programs with measurable results. After witnessing a body mapping exhibit, U of A professor Vera Caine wanted her students to become involved with the process. HIV Edmonton and the body mapping artists delivered a shortened version of their standard body mapping workshop to her students.

In the workshop, nursing students create a full-sized body map in groups of four or five. In between drawing exercises, they stop to listen to the stories of the body mapping artists’ journey of living with HIV. The purpose of the workshop is to give nursing students the opportunity to interact and engage with a body mapping artist, a person living with HIV who has volunteered his time to help mentor the students for the course of the workshop. The workshop is designed to allow for experiential learning. Students are put “in the shoes” of a patient, and asked to reflect on what this feels like. The workshop’s objectives are to give students a better understanding of HIV and to reduce inaccurate preconceptions of people living with HIV.

From this successful experience, the broader partnership between HIV Edmonton and the Faculty of Nursing was born. HIV Edmonton trained body mapping artists as facilitators to help community education coordinator Lynn Sutankayo teach the three-hour workshop. The workshop was offered six times to over 150 students.

I believe this opportunity was AMAZING.

Educating us as healthcare providers and as the general public is super important.


SIHA Rural Tours HIV Edmonton and the University of Alberta Students’ International Health Association (SIHA) hosted two “rural tours” this year. Through this successful project, launched in 2009, HIV Edmonton trains SIHA members to facilitate HIV workshops in rural communities. This hands-on opportunity allows SIHA members to develop their facilitation skills while experiencing the cultures of the communities they visit. Host communities are invited to encourage young audience members to provide some “teaching” in exchange for the HIV education provided by SIHA. Whether it be a short lesson in jigging, a song, or a meal prepared by the youth in the community centre, each lesson is a positive learning experience for everyone involved. This year, SIHA facilitated workshops for over 200 children and youths in rural communities.

The rural projects as a whole was an incredible experience and definitely worth the trip. One of the highlights was presenting at the Lac La Biche Native Friendship Centre because of the kindness and consideration they shared. In addition they gave us an insight to their culture which was an unforgettable experience. –Kristyn Berry, SIHA educator


Guy Quiz Men who have sex with men (MSM) still represent the highest risk category for new HIV infections in Alberta and Canada. Although MSM have historically been the most highly impacted population in the HIV/AIDS epidemic, little to no research literature exists on their sexual practices in Edmonton. Thus, HIV Edmonton is undertaking a research project to examine the sexual behaviours, attitudes, and knowledge of MSM in Edmonton based on a convenience sample from bars, bathhouses, and online cruising environments (chat rooms, websites, and online forums used by men to meet other men). Two key factors motivated us to initiate this project. Firstly, incidence rates among MSM in Alberta and Canada are stable and slightly increasing, and MSM still account for the majority of new HIV infections in Alberta and Canada. Secondly, in community consultations held in the spring of 2009, Edmonton’s gay community members indicated that HIV Edmonton needed to provide more programming for gay men. HIV Edmonton gained ethics approval to conduct this research through the Community Research Ethics Board of Alberta.

World Aids Day starbucks & Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life World AIDS Day World AIDS Day is celebrated worldwide each December 1. This year, HIV Edmonton partnered with Starbucks to make red ribbons available at every Starbucks location so Edmontonians could donate and show support by wearing the ribbons. The red ribbon purchases made a major contribution to this year’s World AIDS Day campaign, raising awareness and vital funds for HIV Edmonton. Various media personalities also participated in our “Starbucks Celebrity Baristas” promotion, and red ribbons were distributed to City Hall and local media outlets.

Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life The Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life celebrated its 19th year in 2010! More than 400 people joined us on our 5 km walk through downtown Edmonton, raising over $90,000. Our wonderful sponsors provided over $17,000 in cash sponsorship and $83,000 through in-kind donations. More than 100 volunteers helped to make the day successful and fun.


4,128

total number of volunteer hours in our 2010/2011 fiscal year

“The counseling and mental health resources that HIV Edmonton provides for clients are consistent with my beliefs and this makes the time I spend at HIV Edmonton very meaningful to me.” – Ana Mladenovic, volunteer.

VOLUNTEERS HIV Edmonton volunteers helped with cooking meals, collecting donations, running information booths, providing HIV and AIDS education, setting up and tearing down events, providing support, sitting on our board, taking photographs, putting in numerous hours creating our new office, creating graphic arts, reception, creating red ribbons and monumental other tasks. Leah Read received the 2010 Legacy Volunteer of the Year. This one time only award was based on positive interaction with our clients and staff, as well as, hours of volunteer service during HIV Edmonton’s 25th legacy year.

Pizza 73 generously agreed to sponsor the Legacy Volunteer Program. Pizza 73 provided pizza for multiple volunteer events throughout the year. Alberto Pacheco received the 2010 Trude McLaren Volunteer Award of Excellence. The purpose of the Trude McLaren Volunteer Award of Excellence is to recognize individuals, groups of individuals or organizations that have individually or collectively made a difference through volunteering in the fight against HIV and AIDS in the greater Edmonton area.

Names of volunteers during 2010/2011 fiscal year: Sherry Abrams Lydia Alemu Bethel Alemu Mursi Ahmad Pam Angeles Steve Atamaniuk Donald Atkinson Dolan Badger Justin Bateman Rowan Bayne Pascal Belzile Marc Belland David Berg Julie Berube Janelle Bickford Greg Binder Wesley Blackbird Megan Bonnah Stephan Bots Steve Bourget Bobbie Briggs Robert Brown Olga Buki Frank Calder Rhonda Cardinal Anthony Carter Teddy Carter Curtis Champagne Anna Chintowa

Dwayne Chipman Penny Choponis Raymond Chorney Ben Chu Brian Cole Ryan Cooper Richard Crochu Sara Croxford Brian Curry Katherine Dach Prince Dagher Jeff Daly Tina Davies Tsion Demeke Abate Jenevieve Desjarlais Romeo Desmarais Stella Domnich Youth from Edmonton Youth Attendance Centre Heidi Eger Erin Evashevski Daltyn Evans Katie Fagan-Garcia Neil Flewwelling Brian Fleet Wendi Freudenreich Ty Friesen Yasmin Garad


Janice Gauvin John Gee Consuela Georgescu Scott Gillespie QC Gu Amika Gupta Yesuf Hagos Abdela Dale Hardin Alicia Hayes Sarah Hayward Curtis Heinrick Scott Hess Emily Hickman Erik Hochheimer Lina Hoffbauer John Holman Marie Hontaryk Jenny Hoogewoonink Rochelle Houle Dan Hunke Debra Jakubec Terah Jans Colin Johnson Sandra Johnson Jim Kane Walter Kehl Kathleen Kelly Gloria Kinabo Kayla Kordeyban

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Jeffrey Huang Mike Hucul Carlos Huezo Chris Hung Don Hunt Hope Hunter Irene Hunter Jennifer Hunter Janis Huntington Justine Huot Natasha Hurley Paul Hurley Barry Husband Tom Hutchinson Toan Huynh Debbie Huyser-Wierenga Mark Huyser-Wierenga Erin Iampen InfoCare Health Consultants Inc Whitney Irwin Laryssa Izio Shannon Jacobs Janelle Jaksitz Debra Jakubec Gail James Jean Jamieson Julie Jamieson Michelle Jamieson N.J. Jamieson Susan Jamieson Sarahlee Jamieson Collier Gordon Janke Janssen-Ortho Inc. Amy Janvier Ewa Jastrzebski Yegor Jbanov Angela Jenkins Anita Jennings Karim Jetha Sandra Jockims Mark Joffe Mark Joffe Wendy Johns Alain Johnson Chad Johnson Jessica Johnson Johanne Johnson Joyce Johnson Karen Johnson Ron Johnson Maria Joines Joan Jolley Christina Jones Michelle Jones Shannon Jones Joslin’s Investigative Accounting Inc. Wolfgang Juchem Ken Jurina Venta Kabzems Doug Kachur Robert Kallir Chris Kambeitz Jim Kane Brandon Karashowski Allison E. Karch Lacey Kaskamin Connie Kastelan

Jennifer Katz Lois Kavanagh Keefe Consultants Limited David Keegan Laura Keegan Jeffrey Keller Terry Keller Nimarta Kelloway Laura Kelly Wade Kelly Cheryl Kendall Brenda Kerber H.D. Kerber Yvonne Kerber Evan Kerychuk Rosetta Khalideen Subrina Khalideen Nadira KhalideenKomishke Francis Kiasisua Madison Kine-Donahue Mindy King Winnie King Aime Kingston Angela Kinney Massie Kitagawa Brenda Kitchingman B.J. Kitt Greg Klak Anita Klassen Claire Klassen Jim Knutsen Tamar Koleba Anna Kopec Alishia Koperski Margaret Korte Brett Kosinski Jessica Kostka George Koufogiannakis Peter Kouremenos Nick Kozak Harvey Krahn Rebecca Krauskopf Jo-Ann Kucher Laura Kugler Dilys Kulchitsky Eugene Kulmatycki Shannon Kulmatycki Beena Kuriakose Valerie Kutney Paul Kwan Bernard Kwong Melissa L’Hirondelle Martin Labossiere Bernadette LaBrie Francine Laflamme Zara Lafleur John Laidler Kara Lamoureux Paula Lamoureux Reia Lance Lorine & Mal Landry Rebecca Landry Amy Langille Patrick Laporte Matthew Larsen Kirsten Larson Rebecca Lasby Shawn Lassu

Deveau Laurie & Andy Monique Lavallee Charles Lavoie Corey Lawrence Shauna Leaney Lorene Lecavalier Christine Ledig Jackie Lee Shimelis Legesse Cristian Leiva Kalina Lemay Tara Leong Randall Leopold Denis Lepage Archie Leung Gary Levac David Lewis Jim Lewis Jody Lewis Liberty Tax Service Brian Liddell Stephanie Liew Gordon Light Kathryn Light David Lightner Jonathan Limoges Karen Lindgren Frank Liu Betty Lloyd Donna Lloyd Kaitlin Lloyd Rick Lloyd Jackson Lo Shelagh Lobay Local Union 488 Pipetrades Debra Lockett Sandra Lockhart Dan Lof Connie Logan Alysia Lok Tracy Longworth Barb Lopeter Heather Lorenz Deborah Loughran Levi Loyer Laureen Lozinsky Ina Lucila LuckyCel Inc. Ada Nha Tay Luong Ben Luong Jamie Lupanko Maria Lutz Brian Luxmore Marius Ly Dustin Lygo Lypkie Henderson Lyve on Whyte James Mabey Louise Mabey Stacey Mabey David MacDonald Ken Macdonald Mary MacDonald Terry MacDonald Vanessa MacDonald John MacDonell Stephen MacEachern Denise Mack Bauni Mackay

Michelle Mackay Heather MacKenzie Zachary MacKenzie Jim Mackey Donna Mackie Blair MacKinnon Maren MacKinnon Sandy MacKinnon Patricia MacLeod Paul MacMahon Neil MacPherson Barbara Mah Tony Mah Bill Mahon Colleen Mahon Perri Mahon Debora Mainville Marisa Maiorana Mark Mann Rhonda Marano Kate Marchessault Carmen Margetts Wade Marke Steven Maron Catherine Marquis Freddie Marsh Charlene Marshall Nicole Martel Debby Martin Eleanor Martin Mike Martin Jeff Marvin Kristina Marvin Pam Mason Vernon Mason Gail Matheson Colette Matthews Susan Matthews Thomas Matthiesen Monique May Jason Mayer Adam Mazerolle-Kuss Michael McAlduff Laura McCabe Martin McCabe John McCafferty Margie McCaffery Jennifer McCallum Karen McCallum Melanie McCallum Jamie McCannel Brenda McCarthy Dorothy McCaughan Maureen McCaughan Paula McCormick Tara McCormick Katelyn McCreedy Alice McCrimmon Deborah McElrath Amanda McEvoy Pamela McEvoy Bruce McFadden Lorne McFadyen James McGinnis Deborah McGuire Debra McIlwraith Charlotte McKay Evelyn McKay Tyler McKay Carolyn McKenzie

Sherry McKibben Linda McKort Douglas McLachlan Lori McLachlan Trudy McLaren Gene McLean Keri McLeod Barbara McLintock Lindsay McLintock Tony McLintock Chris McNeill Karen McNeill Chantelle McNichol Terry McNutt Candi McPhee Dave McQueen David McRae Sarah Meachen Jesse Meade-Clift Sheryll Meade-Clift Annette Meagher Medicine 2013 Class Council John Melbourne Meloche Monnex Edmonton Social Club Tom Menczel Shawn Meron Robert Metcalf Ahmed Metwally Janet Mews-Karasek Grazia Miccolis Adriel Michaud Mark Michaud Sylvie Michaud Judy Mill Carol Miller Cathy Miller Charlene Miller Ken Miller Kim Miller Marla Miller Michele Miller Simone Miller Zack Miller David Milne Ralph Milton Colleen Mitchell Eli Mithrush Bernadette Modrovsky Ian Moore Catherine Moorey Elizabeth Moorey Cathy Morgan Cijay Morgan Douglas Morgan Laura Morin Hal Morris Jack Morris Ingrid Morrison Peter Morrison Tam-Lynn Morton Cam Moser Kevin Moser Nick & Patti Moskalyk Kevin Mott Kris Mousseau Gene Mudry Peter Mueller Henry Mui

Carol Mukanik Kay Mulcaster Mary Jayne Mumford Chad Murphy Kristine Murphy Graham Murray Mandy Murray Avideh Musgrave Darrell Muth Mary Myck Erin Nagy Lil Nagy Todd Nahirnik Colter Nahrebesko Tovi Nalder Beverly Nally Sue Narayan Jason Negreiff Bruce Neill Rodney Nelson Jackie Nero Milton Ness Ryan Neufeld Karen Newman Sydia Newman-Henry Nexen Inc. Robert Ng Christopher Ng-Muk-Yuen Kim Nguyen James Nichol Cindy Nicholls Keith Nicholls Robin Nicol Darrell Nieberding Brent Nimhalovitch Shareen Nimmo Kimberly Nishikaze Norman M.R. Thie Professional Corporation Northeast Pharmacy Bobbi Northrop Kathy O’Leary Edward Oaks Off Whyte Floral Denise Ogonoski Scott Ogonoski Ohlmann Dairy Ltd. Alen Okanovic Julie Oldfield Pamela Olfert James Oliva Marty Oliver-McBride Steven Olsen Marilyn Olson Yasmin Olstad Penny Omell Oodle Noodle Jasper Avenue Jerry Ortlib Terry Osborne Larry Oshust Kirsten Otto Sheldon Otto Armande Ouellette Greg Ouimet Carol Owen Ivana Pa Jon Paul Pagett Meaghan Palmer

Erin Palynchuk Michelle Papineau Couture Val Paquette Brandon Parenteau Robin Paris Swierenga Jeff Park Jennifer Park Anita Parker Adam Parrish Julia Parrish Dinesh Patel Prakash Patel Pam Patten David Patterson Brenna Paul Robert Paul Christine Pearce Rick Pearson Mark Pedden Cole Pederson Francis Penton Dawn Perkins Darwin Perrier Ryan Persad Fran Peshev Mike Peshev Esther Peters Dale Peterson Peterson Walker LLP Anita Petrinjak George Petrolekas Wendy Peverett Andrea Pheasey Deborah Phillips Gregory Phillips Gary Phoenix Susanne Picardal Jennifer Pierce Lise Pingitore-Whalen Lynne Pipella Adam Pisani Lacey Pitre Melissa Plante plumbheavy Mary Poburan Thomas Pollock Rob Poole Judy Poon Leah Portelance Dawn Poskocil Leanne Pott Rita Poulette Bruce Pounder Sarah Pratt Michelle Priest Debbie Prince Lisa Prince Rene Prince Sharon Procter Christopher Proctor Tracy Propp Michelle Protsch Tricia Proude Heidi Pruden Pryme Restoration Inc. Chris Puls Marj Pylypow Kyla Pynten Barry Quinn

Joann Quinn Kristina Quinn Pearl Quinn Andrea Rabinovitch Nicole Racine Boris Radetic Lisa Radetic Natalie Radetic Noris Radetic Mary Ramshaw Eileen Rayner Gerry Raypold Donna Read Realtors Association of Edmonton Redford Property Mgnt Redman Technologies Inc. Lorraine Reed Fraser Regan Dory Reich Julia Renouf Denise Requier-Monfette Karen Reynolds Jesse Richard Yves Richard Darren Richards Mildred Richardson Zach Richler Sena Richmond Eve Riedlinger Margaret Riedlinger Sarah Riedlinger Tasha Righetti Clyde Rigsby Sonam Ringpa Robert Robbenhaar Leah Roberge Lindsay Robertson Alan Robinson Drew Robinson Jonathan Robinson Lisa Robinson Lana Robinton Linda Roccia Jodie Rodd Angie Rody Lane Roga Sheila Rolfe Gina Roline Linda Romaniuk Candice Rookes Mat Rose Natalie Rosen Amanda Rosenstock David Ross Ross Sheppard High School Britta Rowe Keith Rowe Peter Royal Royal Alex ICU Royal Alexandra Hospital Anne Russell Kevin Rutkowski Andrew Ryall Gerry Ryall Marilyn Ryall Catherine Ryan Kate Ryan

Marlene Rybie Olga Saley Neil Salsbury Liezel Salvador Brian Salway Alllison Salzl Mohib Samnani Zaher Samnani Angela Samol Ottilie Sanderson Harjinder (Shawn) Sandhu Carmen Santiestevan Duncan Saunders Irene Savage Pat Savoie Pam Sawchuk Tom Sawyer Jackie Sayers Laurel Scheideman Gregory Scherf Stacie Scheuerman Lori Schill Jen Schimanke Karen Schlegl Edgar Schmidt Karen Schmidt Karen Schneider Erica Schoen Monica Schoen Willi Schoen Julia Schole Sandra Schole Mark Scholz Neil Schulte Devon Schwanke Katherine Schwanke David Scorgie Barbara Ann Scott Sandra Scott Beverley See Bradley Seewalt-Boman Leah Seidl Sheelagh Semper Robert Sera Lixmila Serrano Pablo Seto Pablo Seto Bill Sevcik Allison Shannon Levi Sharko Verla Sharp Sandra Shaw Janyu Shen Terry Shepard Chris Sherback Warren Shockey Breanna Shubert Caley Shukalek Gloria Shukalek Ellie Shuster Alyzee Sibtain Balbir Sihota Sharon Sihota Sonia Sihota Trapper Simcoe Bruce Simms Marnie Simpson Sean Simpson Julie Sinclair A YEAR OF CELEBRATIONS 17

“I loved having the chance to sit down with clients and hear their stories

and I was also beyond impressed at how respectful, kind and caring staff members were with clients.” – Amelia Martin, volunteer

Sinclair Supply Ltd Ameeta Singh Ashwani Singh Catherine Skelly Ian Skinner Nadia Skoczylas Anna Skwaruk Robyn Slack Aaron Slawsky Kaileigh Slowinski Billy Smale Margaret Small Michelle Small Andrea Smeets Greg Smid Chris Smith Elizabeth Smith Gary Smith Graham Smith Jessamyn Smith Jill Smith Karen Smith Marjorie Smith Rashida Smith Scott Smith Terry Smith Todd Smith Marjorie Smolcic Florence Smyth Debra Snow Jim Snowdon Tara Sobey Robert Sokil Chris Song Marilyn Song Janice Sorensen Colin Soskolne Anne Spence Ken Spence Jody Spencer Ivy Spero Norma Spicer Keisha St. Arnaud Kelsi St. Arnaud Val St. Arnaud Mustapha St. Jules Geralynn St. Louis Krista Stacpoole-Tucker

Maria Stadnyk Rick Stahl Stephanie Stahl Jacqui Stanford Cathryn Staring-Parrish Janis Stauffer Maggie Stayner Don Stefiuk Vanessa Stefiuk Joan Stevens Michelle Stevenson Chuck Stewart Jean Stewart Tova Stewart Barb Stirling Jennifer Stirling Debbie Stockdale Chris Stogowski Douglas Stollery Alison Stone Shannon Straathof Cathy Strand Nancy Strand Cherie Strangward Lloyd Strangward Marnie Stretch Caroline Stuart Carol Suggitt Dorothy Sunde Nick Supina Kristofer Sutton Sutton Group Realty Services Ltd Sutton Nor-Vista Realty Annet Swart Annet Swart Christine Swiatecki Joseph Szjermal Aaron Tabler Chelsea Tabler Diane Tabler Jared Tabler Kevin Taft Salwa Takca Sandra Talarico Melissa Talbott Jessica Tan Connie Tang


Penny Tappenden Samra Tarandeep Garry Tarapaski Assia Tarrabin Cherlyn Taylor Doug Taylor Geoff Taylor Ron & Deb Taylor Lisa Tchir Telus Corporation Stan Tensen Kent Teske Katherine Thai Tony Thai The Hilarious Comedian Carrot Top The Traveling Tickle Trunk Stephanie Thero Jill Thibeau Roland Thiering Phillip Thomarat Frankie Thomas Jocelyn Thomey Chris Thompson Ryan Thorsen Abebe Tiruneh Faye Tkachuk Charlie Todd Lisa Toews Michael Tokunaga Craig Toms Glen Toms Hantelmaish Toni & Dolf John Toogood Brooks Topp Dorothy Tovell Don Toy Laurie Trahan Sandy Tran Trung Tran Sharon Trelenberg Nathan Tremblay Mathieu Trepanier Triggerman Design Linda Trimble Angela Trombley Susan Trotter Evan Truong

Terry Tucker Kirby Tunski Shelley Tunski Tom Tunski Katherine Turley Peter Turner Two One Way Tickets to Broadway Productions Lucie Tyler Natalie Tymchuk Wes Tyson Elaine Ungeran Union No. 52 Benevolent Society Urban Bridge Christian Church of Edmonton Frances Urtasun Judy Ustina Caterina Vaduva Jennifer Valkenburg Kristi Van Binsbergen Monique Van Damme Lawrence Van Dyke Gladys Van Horne Gabriel Van Rensburg Daniel VandeBrake Christine Vandenberghe Shirley Vandenberghe Jim Vavra Don Verbeke Eddie Verburg Lori Vermette Rita Vescio Kirstin Veugelers Rhonda Vickers Mike Vigfanson ViiV Healthcare ULC Dragos Vizitiu Christine Vogan Grant Vogel Matthew Vokey Craig Volkerink Nghia Vu Darinka Vukelic Kris Wagner Lindsay Wagner Ross Waldron Kristie Wallace

Laureen Walstow Darleen Walter Zhi Xian Wang Sarah Waning Sherrie Waning Kimberley Warawa Gerald Warrenchuk Leanne Warrenchuk Michelle Warrenchuk Kathy Waterhouse Andrea Watson John Watson Mike Wawryko Brian Webb Darcy Webb Esther Webb Sindy Weber Lyndsay Webster Heather Weidenhamer Lorelei Welcher John Wells Clarence Weppler Florence Werner West End Tire Bill Wheeler Whiskeyjack-Morrisseau Nancy Whistance-Smith Brittney White Joe White Kier White Rosemary White Shannon White Wendy White Andreas Wiel Diane Wiel Scott Wierenga Joanne Wierzba Cam Wild Tamara Willcox Ken Williams Raylene Williams Terry Willock Aaron Wilson Sylvia Wilson Tom Wilson Billie Winfield Sandra Woitas-Menczel Kip Wolfenden

Allan Wong Edith Wong Ken Wong Paula Wong Peter Wong Teresa Wong Victor Wong Jeanne Wood Doug Woodward Cecilia Wower Annabelle Wright Barbara Wright Bill Wright Graeme Wright John Wright Margaret Wright Patricia Wright Ryan Wright Bill Wu Grant Wudel Jim Wylie Keith Wylie Corey Wyness Lauren Yadach Sarah Yahn Brenda Yamkowy Julie Yantha Denise Yasinsky Roy Yee Yonas Yemenu Darryl Yeo Lishi Ying Alexander Yiu Bonita Young Diana Young Jody Young Ralph Young Stefan Young Hayley Yuzwenko Lisa Zarowny Michael Zhang Zhongxin Zhou Ben Zielke Pamela Zottl Susan Zwaenepoel Heather Zwicker Grazyna Zygadlo Shirley Zygun

a year of celebrations


April 1, 2009–March 31, 2010 2009

2010

8,845

2,688

4,744

+93%

Decreased over Last year

Increase over Last year

1,391

Number of youth outreach visits

Client contacts

2,688 (up from 1,391)

4,744 (down from 8,845)

157

95

+65% Increase over Last year

-46%

62 51

Number of WORKSHOPS

Number of online msm chat

157 (up from 95)

Offered 62 times, 51 contacts made


it is gratifyiung to reflect on past accomplishments – Michael PhaiR


Financials NOTE: Full auditor’s report is available upon request



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