Charlotte Ashe is an Ontario Certified Teacher and Group Facilitator with Friendship in Action, a Toronto-based organization that delivers youth mental health programs to schools in the GTA. Charlotte holds an honours degree in History from Queen’s University, and a Master of Teaching from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, where she completed research on student wellbeing and social-emotional learning.
Every family has its traditions – some fun inciting laughter, others more serious, offering meaningful life lessons.
In Judy and Philip Otis’ family, learning to give back is an important family tradition – proof of which can be seen in the kind actions of her three sons.
Holland Bloorview’s new Employer Resource Hub is up-and-running and offers a one-stop-shop for employers interested in learning more about hiring youth with disabilities.
An experienced charitable health sector leader and senior communications professional, Stewart brings a wealth of experience in strategy, leadership, communications, operations, and advocacy. He has a passion for service and excitement for delivering on Holland Bloorview’s vision of the most meaningful and healthy futures for all children, youth and families.
