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39 Auriga Drive, Ottawa (ON) K2E 7Y8
Phone(613) 618-9353
Charitable Registration # 816590483RR0001
OCH Foundation’s work in Ottawa takes place on the traditional unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe nation. As uninvited guests on this land, we acknowledge the leadership of Indigenous people from time immemorial.
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Angela Bégin is a Social Work graduate of Carleton University and joined the team at Ottawa Community Housing in 2011. She developed the Volunteer Engagement Program at Ottawa Community Housing which in a typical year engages upwards of 1200 volunteers, benefiting from up to 5000 volunteer hours that assist with beautification and engagement in OCH communities. She earned her Council of Volunteer Administration Certification in 2018 and is involved with Volunteer Management boards at all levels. Locally, she is Past Chair of OAVR, provincially, Chair of the Membership Committee with PAVRO, and nationally she is Treasurer Director with VMPC. In her spare time, she’s a “Big Sister” with Big Brothers Big Sisters, an advocate for zero waste and going green projects; and a certified skydiving coach.
Lindsey is passionate about helping others and is committed to making a positive difference in her community. With a bachelor’s of psychology from Carleton University, she has been able to fulfill many community initiatives while working in the non-profit sector. Lindsey has experience working with children, youth and families in various settings. On a day off, you can find Lindsey with friends or watching football on Sundays.
Taha is passionate about giving back the Ottawa community which welcomed and supported him through his studies at Carleton University. Now calling Ottawa home, Taha has worked in mentoring, leadership, and coordination roles throughout the city to inspire and support the community that embraced him. He is passionate about developing mentoring relationships to encourage success and mental wellness in the lives of children, youth, and young adults. In his free time, you would likely find Taha on one of the various climbing gyms throughout the Ottawa-Gatineau area.
Pranav has a background in anthropology and a passion for social justice. He completed his PhD in Anthropology from the National University of Ireland Maynooth in 2021. Inequality, intersectionality and care are his foremost research interests. He is dedicated to understanding and enhancing the lived experiences of diverse communities, ensuring equitable access to safe, affordable housing, and fostering social inclusion. Pranav also loves spending time in nature. In his free time, you would likely find him either reading a book in a park or skipping stones by the river.
Having grown up in Ottawa, Jenn has a strong connection to the community. She believes in inspiring others to be the best version of themselves and following their dreams. Jenn has been an administrative professional for many years. She also has a diploma in Radio Broadcasting, earned her Graduate Certificate in Human Resources Management and is a Certified Human Resources Professional. Always trying to be positive and helpful, she likes to look on the bright side of any situation. Jenn loves nature and you can often find her spending time by the water fishing and boating and enjoying the outdoors with her family and friends.
As someone who grew up living within Ottawa Community Housing, Bradley is committed to giving back to his community. He believes in creating opportunities that uplift those around him, and he’s determined to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Bradley works to ensure that community members have access to programs that enhance their well-being. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with friends and playing soccer.
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