Jodi joined the Canucks Autism Network in 2008, when the organization was still in its infancy. Since then, she has overseen the conceptual design of programs and services that now span the entire province. Her enthusiasm and dedication to children and families living with autism has helped steer the development of innovative programs that include everything from Understanding Minds, a high school social network program to Soup from the Soul, a pre-vocational/vocational training program for young adults.
Susan has recently joined the CAN team. Her work experience includes working as an account manager for a large printing firm in Vancouver, prior to that she worked as the Executive Assistant for the Pacific Palisades Hotel. Susan brings years of experience in administration, customer service and daily operations. She is committed to learning more about Autism and being able work with CAN families and individuals. Susan holds a Bachelor of Arts from University of British Columbia. We are delighted to have Susan’s energy and experience in the CAN office.
Tasha joins the Canucks Autism Network with over six years of experience working with children with autism in a variety of recreational settings. Tasha is committed to providing safe and supportive environments and opportunities where children, youth, and families can reach their full potential. She holds a Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Victoria and a Bachelors of Education from Tyndal University in Ontario. We are thrilled to have her join our team and look forward to benefiting from her enthusiasm and experience.
Robyn is responsible for providing direction and leadership for the development, implementation, and coordination of all social and vocational programs offered by CAN for individuals and families living with autism in British Columbia. Robyn has a vision of a world where people learn to respect, accept, and embrace the differences between them. She believes passionately that this is at the core of what makes life so fascinating. Robyn is working hard to increase awareness and understanding about autism spectrum disorder in schools and communities, and provides young adults on the spectrum pre-vocational and life skills experience to help them have the same opportunities as their neuro-typical peers.
Emily joins the Canucks Autism Network with six years of experience working with children affected by a range of disabilities in a variety of settings. While completing her BA in Psychology at UBC, Emily worked as a behaviour interventionist and organizational tutor for children with autism and learning disabilities. After two years of volunteering with CAN, Emily was thrilled to accept a position as the Director of Community Programs and Volunteer Services and looks forward to the opportunity to continue to support children with autism and their families through this organization.
