Our team
Corey Allison
Executive Director
Corey Allison is our fearless leader. She’s a visionary feminist who holds our philosophy and vision close to her heart. Corey grew up in a rural community and loves that she gets to work in one. Corey is the reason WRRC is pushing boundaries, asking tough questions of...
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Cheryl Losch
Manager of Operations
Cheryl is in charge of Operations and Development at WRRC. Her work involves human resources and training, learning and development for our team and for women, managing our day-to-day operational needs, and working with our corporate community to raise awareness and suppo...
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Brenda Sousa
Clinical Supervisor
Brenda is our Clinical Supervisor. Her energy is totally infectious, and her anti-oppressive analysis is invaluable to our community. Brenda started as a children’s play therapist, developing much of the curriculum we use at WRRC, and is a recognized leader in the fiel...
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Cara Campbell
Manager of Marketing & Communications
We always know where Cara is when she’s at WRRC. Her loud, outspoken and opinionated personality have earned her the hashtag #hardtomanage by Corey (a moniker that Cara is very proud of). Cara loves writing and social media, and helps brand WRRC as a progressive, femin...
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Sandy Wilson
Facilities Coordinator
Sandy is the person who basically makes sure our building doesn’t fall down on our heads, and she’s super good at it. Leaky faucet? She fixes it. Broken dishwasher? Sandy is there. Politician coming to visit? Sandy gets the building ready for guests. Sandy does VAW wor...
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Tess Crawford
Residential Counsellor
Tess works in our shelter, helping women staying with us plan their next steps and goals. After starting to raise tiny humans, she took some time to figure out what she wanted to do, and WRRC was a great fit. “I love working with the women in shelter and getting the oppor...
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Tracey Wicks
Team Coach
Tracey has been with WRRC for over seven years, and has held a variety of different roles in that time. One thing that hasn’t changed is her love of working with youth in our community – particularly those who identify as LGBTQ2S+. Most recently, Tracey has taken on th...
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