Laurence Mersilian

Director

direction@capahc.com

A Parisian who moved to Montreal over 20 years ago, has quite a career in health. She abandoned her medical studies and became a scrub nurse/surgical assistant in general surgery, and worked in the area of HIV and drug addiction, and, lastly, created CAPAHC. Fortunately, the numerous minor jobs in administration, accounting and getting by between these all these milestones have left their mark…

Thomas Delbano

Project coordinator

projets@capahc.com

Thomas trained to be a journalist but depressed by the current state of Canadian media he turned himself towards the non-profit sector in the hope of finding something more human. From France, he has been living in Montreal for the last 4 years and is very happy to be working on public health with CAPAHC.

Marjolaine Pruvost

Project coordinator

recherche@capahc.com

With a professional background focused on the fight against STIs in the community, Marjolaine seized the opportunity to join CAPAHC. It is with great enthusiasm that she joins the team to collaborate on hepatitis C awareness and prevention projects.

Bells Larsen

Training program coordinator

administration@capahc.com

With a background in mental health and sex education, Bells is excited to venture into the public health sector with CAPAHC. When not in the office, Bells writes and plays folk music around town and beyond. Whatever the nature of his work, he is motivated and fulfilled by connecting with people and telling stories.

Sidra Tul Muntha

Project Manager

sidra.capahc@gmail.com

With a rich background in project management and a passion for community well-being, Sidra eagerly joins the team at CAPACH. Beyond the office, she channels energy into volunteering, dedicating time to various community projects. With a flair for the arts, particularly in the field of design, She brings a creative touch to both professional and personal pursuits. Whether managing projects or crafting artistic endeavors, she is driven by a vibrant enthusiasm for making a positive impact on the community.

Zainab Abdul Rasool

Project officer

zainab.capahc@gmail.com

With a Psychology DEC in hand and a degree in Graphic Design on its way, Zainab is eager to utilize their diverse skill set in joining CAPAHC’s mission to spread awareness and assist others in overcoming healthcare barriers. Zainab hopes to bring concrete results, much like the beloved Jalna, aiming to make a meaningful impact through creativity and advocacy

Jalna

With her undeniable charisma, Jalna never hesitates to help a colleague who struggle to finish their lunch. She is always available to receive hugs or to enhance her colleagues’ breaks. She is curious and dedicated to the task. The documents to be destroyed by our resident shredder come to a tragic and unavoidable end.