Our team

I have been a director of community organizations for several years, allowing me to acquire solid knowledge of the community sector and the issues facing families in vulnerable contexts. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and a Master’s in Society, Public Policy, and Health from UdeM, I am committed to advancing my management expertise by pursuing a Master’s in Organizational Development at HEC Montréal. I am a dynamic and cheerful person who enjoys taking on challenges and working in a collaborative environment with my team.

Resilient and perseverant, I support the Famijeunes team with attentiveness, sensitivity, and openness, leveraging my years of experience and education. My passion for accompanying families remains at the heart of my commitment, delivered through the support I provide to the team that, in turn, supports the families. I enjoy challenging and encouraging everyone to excel, all while ensuring the well-being of all. I believe that diversity and mutual learning make our world richer and more united.

Early childhood has always been a passion of mine since I was young, and it has been a real pleasure for me to work with children for 14 years now. Having been in the community sector for 9 years, I am deeply committed to the well-being of families, starting from pregnancy. Listening to parents and accompanying them kindly on their journey is a priority for me.

I have 18 years of experience in various fields of intervention. For the past 9 years, I have been dedicated to Famijeunes, where I put my skills to work for families. My passion for my profession is reflected in a constant investment in accompanying and supporting parents and their children to promote their well-being and development. I strive to create a positive and inclusive environment by offering resources tailored to the needs of families.

A mother of two, she is passionate about languages, cultures, and travel. Originally a yoga and meditation teacher, her experiences with “matrescence” (the process of becoming a mother) awakened a deep interest in perinatality. This journey naturally led her to train as a birth companion (doula). Driven by a sincere love for people and the helping relationship, she became a perinatal support worker. Today, she accompanies families with gentleness, kindness, and passion at every stage of their journey.

As an Outreach Worker in the Sud-Ouest area, I provide listening, support, and information to families. Thanks to my kindness and adaptability, I answer questions and direct families to the right services. Nicknamed the “Google on two legs” of Famijeunes, I always find the answer with efficiency and a smile. My commitment is to be a trustworthy, human, and accessible link, dedicated to the well-being of families.

After completing training related to supporting young children and their families in France, I worked in childcare for several years. In my practice, the desire to maintain a kind and respectful posture toward everyone has always guided me. Today, I am dedicating my work to a major theme: parenthood—yours. Thanks to the opportunity provided by Famijeunes, I will soon have the chance to meet you and your children.

I have been part of the Famijeunes family for 16 years and have worked with children and their parents for over 30 years. At the drop-in daycare, I welcome toddlers aged 18 months to 5 years old, accompany them in their discoveries, and gently prepare them for kindergarten or daycare (CPE). I have watched more than one generation grow up and know the history of the organization by heart—it is like my second home. My love for children is endless!

Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Management and Marketing, I have over seven years of professional experience acquired in Europe and Canada. The community sector had already made an impression on me through the Quebec network of housing non-profits (OSBL d’habitation). I am now happy to discover the family sector thanks to Famijeunes through a six-month mandate in Communications!