About us Working together toward health equity The Community Health and Social Services Network (CHSSN) was founded in 2000 to support English-speaking communities in the province of Quebec in their efforts to redress health status inequalities and promote community vitality. CHSSN Celebrates 25 Years in September 2025 Our Mission Our mission is to support the English-speaking communities in Quebec through promoting equitable access to health and social services in English and addressing social determinants of health by relationship building, knowledge sharing, empowering, and training. Our Vision Achieving equitable access to health and social services in English through the development of programs and partnerships to address social determinants of health and promoting the vitality of English-speaking communities of Quebec. Values Identity preservation Social inclusion Equity Featured Resources Investing in the vitality of English-Speaking Quebec Who we are Networking Partnership Initiative (NPI) Map Funding Partners Public Health Agency of Canada Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation Secrétariat aux relations avec les Québécois d’expression anglaise Health Canada Foundation QCHF Meet the team Jennifer Johnson Executive Director Denise Beaton Program Manager for Seniors Amy Bilodeau Program Manager for Youth Mental Health Anne-Marie Cech Program Manager- Early Childhood, Youth and Families Jenn Cooke Greater Montreal Steve Guimond Program Coordinator Flora Janos Administrative Assistant Céline Lebigot Executive Assistant Julie Lemieux Director of Finance Claude Levesque Program Administrative Assistant Danica Logan Program Coordinator Ann Martell HR Manager Irris Soppo Accounting Technician Lindsay Turner Director of Programs Megan Yang Program Administrative Assistant Board Members Ron Creary, President John Haberlin, Vice-President, Treasurer Mary Ellen Beaulieu Stella Briand Kennedy Paula Celani Kevin Drysdale Kevin Erskine-Henry Pauline Grunberg Ann Marie Powell Dolly Shinhat Deborah St-Martin Land Acknowledgement We acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded, traditional territories of many Indigenous peoples. We are grateful for the privilege of being on lands that these peoples have nurtured since time immemorial.