SOURCES
- Corina C.
Corina C. has a diverse work experience history. Corina began their career in 1997 as a Program Manager for Residential Services at Connexus Family and Children Services. Corina then worked as a Program Coordinator for Youth Services at South Vancouver Youth Centre from 2004 to 2006. Following this, Corina became the Integrated Services Manager at Connexus Family and Children Services, where they oversaw integrated services for two sister agencies. In 2008, they became the Program Director at SOS Children's Village BC. From 2013 to 2014, Corina worked as an Auxiliary on Special Projects at Pacific Community Resources. Corina then became the Manager of Counselling Services at DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society until 2017. For the past six years, they have served as the Executive Director at Big Brothers Big Sisters Fraser Valley before starting their position as the Executive Director of Community Programs at SOURCES in 2023.
Corina C. has a strong educational background in the field of Child and Youth Care. Corina pursued a Bachelor's degree in Child and Youth Care from Douglas College from 2010 to 2015. Prior to that, they earned a Citation in Co-occurring Disorders from Douglas College between 2006 and 2008. Furthermore, Corina had previously studied Child and Youth Care and obtained a degree in the same field from Douglas College from 1995 to 1997. Alongside their formal education, they also possess a certification in Co-occurring Disorders from Douglas College. The specific details of when they obtained this certification are not provided.
Org chart
Offices
SOURCES
Sources Community Resources Society is an internationally-accredited, community-based, not-for-profit multi-service agency that has served as a dependable source of help, encouragement and hope for individuals in the communities of White Rock, Surrey, Delta, Langley, Prince George, Parksville and beyond since 1978. At SOURCES, we are committed to learning about, celebrating and incorporating Indigenous knowledge into our practices as we continue our work in truth, reconciliation and resurgence. We acknowledge that our work takes place on the unceded traditional and ancestral territories of Indigenous peoples and our offices are located on the lands of the Semiahmoo, Kwantlen, Katzie and Tsawwassen First Nations in the Lower Mainland; the Lheidli T’enneh, part of the Dakelh (Carrier) First Nations in the North; and the Coast Salish peoples including the Qualicum First Nation on Vancouver Island. We are honoured to be part of these communities and many more. We touch the lives of thousands of individuals and families across the Lower Mainland, Northern British Columbia and Vancouver Island every year. To serve them, our team of dedicated staff and devoted volunteers offer a variety of social wellness programs and services through more than 20 locations, including Community Resource Centres, that are continually expanding to meet individual and community needs. We welcome people of all genders, races, cultures, ethnicities and abilities. We strive to create more vibrant and resilient communities by offering support to children, youth, families, persons with disabilities, seniors, and others who are coping with isolation, addiction, poverty, disability and conflict. In addition to providing services on behalf of the Government of British Columbia, we are partners with the United Way of the Lower Mainland, Law Foundation of BC, Vancouver Foundation, Community Living BC, Service Canada and more.
