The Sinneave Family Foundation - Calgary
About The Sinneave Family Foundation
The Sinneave Family Foundation Team
Our team values high quality work in an environment of collaboration, innovation, respect and diversity – including neurodiversity. Collectively, we are a creative, diverse and highly skilled group that aspires to be an inclusive employer, social innovator, community partner, and systems influencer.
Board of Directors
The Sinneave Family Foundation’s (Sinneave) Board of Directors is a committed and highly esteemed group of volunteers from both the public and private sectors. The Board provides strategic direction as well as oversees fiduciary and general governance responsibilities for Sinneave. Sinneave was pleased to have two new Directors elected to the Board of Directors at the Annual General Meeting on June 11, 2021.
(left to right):
Mike Lambert (Board Chair), Dawn Leonard Gaudreault, Evan Spiropoulos, Garry McCulloch, Susan Mallon,
Ian Holloway, Laurene Beloin, Melinda Noyes, Cobus van de Venter, Roby Brar, Scott Morrow.
Community Expertise
The Sinneave Family Foundation Standing Committees of the Board include non-voting community members. These community members contribute valuable insights and expertise through their respective committees that supports the effectiveness of the Board of Directors.
Katherine O’Neill, Paul Constance.
Contact The Sinneave Family Foundation
| Address : | 3820 24 Ave NW #300, Calgary, AB T3B 2X9, Canada |
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| Postal code : | 3 |
| Website : | https://www.sinneavefoundation.org/ |
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Isabella Laurie on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I went there with my therapist and it was awesome, lights were dimmed and it was quiet, very quiet. It was my intake and the person I met with was very monotone and boring, I zoned out for the most of it. Luckily my awesome therapist was paying attention while i wasnt.
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Alex Jack on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WARNING: If you are an autistic adult, they will contact your parents without your consent. This is disrespectful, humiliating, patronising, and can be dangerous if your parents don't support you or are abusive. They will also talk to you about sensitive information that was shared in confidence with your therapist. If you don't want to be humiliated and traumatized, I suggest steering clear of this place.
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