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Stacy is an organizational, leadership and sustainable community development consultant who has worked for over 15 years with a wide range of communities, non-profits, and public sector organizations in Canada and Latin America. She has led a number of innovative development and training initiatives, and has helped to build the capacity and resilience of numerous organizations and communities. She is a dynamic and engaging facilitator who brings a wealth of experience designing and facilitating learning programs, multi-stakeholder collaboration, and positive change processes.

Over the last ten years Kerri has played a leadership role in a diverse range of sustainability and community development projects that have resulted in cutting edge thinking and innovative approaches to social change. Kerri has extensive experience in program development, adult education, facilitation and public engagement. Her recent role with BCHC has been to support local governments and provincial public sector organizations to develop leadership capacities to address complex issues such as climate change, chronic disease and poverty reduction.

BCHC is excited to be working with Council of Senior Citizens Organizations of British Columbia (COSCO BC) to provide regional training opportunities for "seniors helping seniors". Volunteers will learn to facilitate valuable health promotion workshops in their community on topics such as age-friendly communities and mature drivers.

Claudia has been working in the field of sustainable (community) development for several years now. She was involved in various sustainable tourism projects in Europe before she moved to Canada. Claudia has a Bachelor of Business Administration and has extensive experience in event management and coordination, project and financial management. Through her work and travel experiences in Europe, North America and North Africa she has gained a deep understanding of the importance of communities for creating healthier cities and building resilience.

Over the past year I have had the exclusive chance of getting to know and understand the youth in the Creston Valley and surrounding area. Personally, I feel fortunate to have been given the opportunity to work with such a spectacular committee of young adults. This talented, passionate group makes up the Teen Action Committee (TAC) of Creston ; a non-profit teen-based group that was granted $100,000 over four years from CDYF to provide free, safe events and programming as an alternative to the risky activities that are so readily available to all youth in all areas.

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