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Dedicated to providing support and care for survivors of abuse.
At Revive, our dedicated team is at the heart of everything we do. Comprised of compassionate professionals, therapists, counselors, and volunteers, our staff is committed to supporting survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault. Each team member brings a unique skill set, but we all share a common goal: to provide trauma-informed care and empower individuals on their path to healing. From our clinical experts to our community outreach specialists, we work together to create a safe, supportive environment where survivors can find hope and begin rebuilding their lives.
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Carrie Campbell, Manager of the Feminist Collective
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If you or someone you know is affected by domestic abuse or sexual assault, we’re here to help. Reach out today to access the support and resources you need to begin your journey to recovery.
With over 15 years of immersive experience in combating mental health, gun and gang violence, I bring a profound understanding of trauma-informed, culturally responsive strategies to prevent and intervene in community violence. My expertise lies in addressing the root causes of violence through a comprehensive focus on the people, places, and behaviors that drive it.
As a dedicated community professional, I have a proven track record of collaborating with diverse stakeholders to develop and implement effective policies that enhance community safety and improve the social service sector, particularly within under-served and low-income areas. My work is characterized by a deep commitment to leveraging policy to foster positive change and provide actionable advice to organizations.
I have been honored with several awards recognizing my leadership and impact, including the Community Leadership Award from Seneca College 2022, the Community Leadership Award from United Way and the Federation of Black Canada 2024, and a nomination for the Women Empowerment Leadership Award 2024. My contributions extend to pivotal roles such as serving on the City of Toronto Poverty Reduction Advisory Committee, the Community Gun Violence Committee and the United Way Black Community Advisory Committee.
My background is further strengthened by extensive experience in management, a tenure at the federal courthouse, and a solid educational foundation, including a BASc in Social Justice, a specialization in Police Foundations, and a post-degree in Public Administration. I am also a certified mental health specialist, which complements my approach to holistic violence prevention and intervention.
Driven by a passion for creating safer, more equitable communities, I am committed to employing my skills and experience to foster meaningful change and support those who need it most.
Caroline Windwar is an RN, EPC, and Accident and Sickness Insurance Advisor, specializing in health benefit packages and travel insurance plans. With over 20 years of experience, she has served as a supervisor, providing comprehensive training, coaching, and performance management to teams of PSWs and nurses in community settings. Her expertise and dedication have made her a highly respected consultant among colleagues.
Caroline spent 13 years managing Baycrest Homecare Services, where she assessed client care needs and allocated service hours under government grants. As a leader in her field, she is committed to delivering high-quality services that meet client needs affordably, with empathy and respect.
Beyond her professional commitments, Caroline is passionate about volunteering and cherishing time with family and friends. She is an active member of FSRA and RNAO.
Hasin attended University of Toronto where he received his Honours Bachelor of Science majoring in Psychology, and Criminology & Socio-Legal studies. After completing his undergraduate degree, he traveled to London, England, where he pursued his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Law. Upon successfully obtaining his legal degree, he then attained his Master of Laws in Canadian Common Law from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University.
Hasin successfully completed his Articles of Clerkship at a primarily litigation focused firm. This is where he obtained his passion for litigation and attending court on a regular basis. He has appeared before the Ontario Small Claims Court, Provincial Offences Court, Ontario Court of Justice, and the Superior Court of Justice.
In a world where the challenges of business and community service often intersect, few individuals embody the spirit of empowerment and social responsibility as profoundly as Tamara Liking. As the founder of Git Motivated, a dynamic organization aimed at uplifting marginalized groups, Tamara stands out not only as a successful business owner and transportation specialist but also as a motivational speaker and business consultant. Her multifaceted career, spanning over two decades, showcases her unwavering commitment to fostering growth and providing support to those in need.
Tamara’s journey began with her keen interest in the transportation industry, where she honed her skills and built a reputation as a specialist. However, her passion extended beyond just business; she recognized the potential for creating meaningful change in her community. Thus, she transitioned into a role as a business consultant, where her expertise became a vital resource for entrepreneurs aspiring to expand their businesses. Through tailored advice and strategic insights, Tamara has assisted numerous individuals and organizations in navigating the complexities of business growth, making her a sought-after mentor in the field.
At the heart of Tamara’s mission is her role as the CEO of Git Motivated, an organization dedicated to helping those in need. Under her leadership, Git Motivated has forged partnerships with notable organizations such as CDCD, One Link, Unifor, and Poly Cultural. These collaborations have resulted in impactful initiatives aimed at giving back to marginalized groups, illustrating Tamara’s commitment to social equity. Git Motivated’s efforts are particularly evident during the holiday season, when the organization organizes Christmas events to provide essential supplies, gifts, and support for newcomers to Canada. This initiative not only brings joy to those in need but also fosters a sense of community and belonging among individuals who may feel isolated in a new environment.
Karl is currently a criminal trial lawyer practicing throughout southwestern Ontario.
From 2012 to 2014, Karl was a federal drug prosecutor in Brampton.
Prior to becoming a lawyer, Karl spent many years as a professional cellist, performing regularly in leading ensembles including the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Karl and his wife are the parents of two sons adopted from Ukraine. In addition to being a board member at Hope 24/7, Karl serves on the parish council at St. Elias Ukrainian Catholic Church in Brampton. Also, in May of 2024, he was elected to serve as the councillor for ward one in the Township of Norwich, Ontario.
I studied a bachelor of science at the University of Guelph. After University, I began traveling the globe. I became a diving instructor and worked in Thailand in the Caribbean. This lead to my career on Yachts where I spent eight years traveling and working on mega yachts. I was lucky enough travel the Mediterranean, Atlantic Caribbean, and Pacific Ocean while working for the rich and famous.
When I returned home I Began a career working for pharmaceutical companies. I’ve spent the last 16 years working for global pharmaceutical company. I currently work as a therapeutic specialist For a medication for type two diabetes, heart, failure, and renal disease.
Darlene Cyrus-Blaize, Ed.D, MA, is a Registered Psychotherapist with 15+ years of clinical experience. She participates as a non-council member for the Inquiries, Complaints, and Reports Committee at the College of Registered Psychotherapist of Ontario (CRPO). She also currently serves on the Board of Directors for Hope 24/7-a community organization supporting survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Additionally, she’s an Associate Faculty at City University of Seattle-Canadian Campus teaching numerous courses within the counselling psychology Graduate-level program. Darlene’s primary area of professional interest includes Counselor Education, Development, and Supervision. Her past research includes the development of Counsellor Self-Efficacy in the capacity of facilitating Distance Counselling. Her current research aims to explore the self-care practices of BIPOC Clinicians who address Race-based stress issues within their Clinical Practice. Her favorite self-care activity is taking meditative and reflective walks in nature. Darlene is the proud owner and Founder of Fruits From The Roots- A culturally-diverse Psychotherapy and Consulting Private Practice serving the GTA.
Angel Massey-Singh is the Corporate Operating Officer (COO) of Making Waves Swim Schools found across the GTA. Throughout her career, she has been a senior leader at regional, national and global levels, working in corporate, not-for-profit and private organizations. Angel was born and raised in Mississauga and currently resides in Brampton with her family. Angel is passionate about community-based initiatives and the empowerment of folks who live in systems of oppression.
With over 25 years of experience in business development, strategic planning, and project management, Brian Gard has established himself as a versatile consultant, specializing in operations management, international trade, and system architecture. Since 2013, Brian has been a freelance Project Management Consultant at VRI Consulting, where he supports startups, oversees corporate compliance, and advises on business strategy for clients like Coyote Exchange Inc. His expertise spans system development, trade structuring, and organizational strategy
David (he,him) is an educator at the Peel District School Board and an advocate for Indigenous Rights, here and around the world. As a citizen of the Métis Nation with roots in The Robinson Huron Treaty Territory, French and English cultures, David brings a variety of knowledges and advocates for students and individuals who have multiple intersectionalities. A father of two daughters and one dog, David lives in the woods with his wife.
Jim Doxtdator is Wolf Clan, Cayuga Nation, Haudenosaunee from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. He is an Accredited Family, Child Protection and Intergenerational Mediator (OAFM) and Director of his company, Peace Builder Mediation. Jim uses a Restorative approach in all aspects of his work in Family & Child Protection Mediation and Indigenous Dispute Resolution. He follows his “original instruction” given to him by the Creator, to be a Peace builder, farmer and steward of the land in his community.
