Dolly has over 30 years experience in the fields of fundraising and philanthropy. When she joined Our Harbour in March 2017, she took on the new role of Director General. Her vision is to make sure that Our Harbour develops secure and long-term sources of financial and volunteer support to sustain the organization’s mission.
At Our Harbour, she enjoys working with the Board, the staff team and the dedicated volunteers; they are truly a family. “Having a close relationship with the people that we serve makes working at Our Harbour very meaningful,” says Dolly.
Sabine joined the Our Harbour team in June 2022 as Lead Coordinator of Resident Care. She worked in the public health care system for twenty-one years, the last decade in inpatient and outpatient psychiatry.
In the non-profit sector, she enjoys the opportunity to apply her extensive experience, skills, and knowledge to provide support and guidance in a non-clinical environment.
Her educational background includes a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from McGill University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Therapeutic Recreation from Dalhousie University.
Vanessa Hunt-Ladouceur is the Coordinator of Resident Care at Our Harbour. Initially studying psychology and social work at university, she followed her dream to become a social worker, first at a CLSC, then at a CHSLD and with Our Harbour since 2022.
She has long wanted to work with people from all walks of life who have been touched by mental illness.
Steven is a Resident Care Coordinator at Our Harbour, he started in January of 2024.
Steven has a background in Human Relations, more specifically a certificate specializing in Family Life Education and a Bachelor’s in English Literature, from Concordia University.
He has volunteered for various community organizations and nonprofits, including being a member of the Prisoner Correspondence Project collective, facilitating an intergenerational art club at the Yellow Door, and event planning with Missing Justice through QPIRG Concordia.
Steven has experience in intervention, spending time at a private residence (RI or Resource Intermédiaire) for folks with autism and other intellectual disabilities, and later in two homeless shelters for Indigenous people with Projet Autochtone du Quebec. He was later hired as a caseworker for their new housing facility before coming on board the Our Harbour ship!
The Board of Directors is responsible for strategic, financial and operational activities. There are twelve members, including one resident member. The directors are not compensated for their service.
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The members of the Board of Directors are elected, and the officers appointed at the annual general meeting.
Volunteer, Member of the Community
Financial Executive
Since 2018
Senior Director of Operations
World Federation of Hemophilia
Since 2020
Laval, QC
Volunteer, Member of the Community
Educator
Since 2019
Volunteer, Member of the Community
Retired Dentist
Since 2020
Greenfield Park, QC
Volunteer, Member of the Community
Retired Academic Dean
Since 2003
Saint-Lambert, QC
Volunteer, Member of the Community.
Retired Academic Administrator.
2019- 2022, 2023 – present
Volunteer. Member of the Community
Professor of Psychology
Since 2012
Resident, Member of the Community
Since 2022
Saint-Lambert, QC
Volunteer, Member of the Community
Retired CEGEP Professor
Since 2011
Saint-Lambert, QC