Caring in Community
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesEarly learning and care alumni apply their Camosun education in community and make a difference, one child at a time.
At the vanguard of the addictions crisis
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesFor some people seeking help for mental health or addictions, their first point of contact at the Umbrella Society may be a Camosun alumnus.
Looking within
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesX-ray technology student, Kasi Schnablegger Kasi Schnablegger directs her passion for health care and the human body towards training for a career as an x-ray technologist.
A practical relationship
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesCamosun alumni start and stay with Broadmead Care. Four Camosun alumni who have started and continued their health care careers at Broadmead Care.
Camosun grads in the community
Alumni Community Giving School of Health and Human ServicesCamosun alumna, Kelsey Webster, is a residential support worker at Our Place in downtown Victoria. Her studies at the college prepared her for the collaborative, team-based approach used in the mental health and addictions field.
All in a day's work
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesCamosun alumnus Phillip Yee
The best care possible: Amber Woodworth
Alumni Giving School of Health and Human ServicesCamosun alumna Amber Woodworth was motivated by her cousin with Down syndrome to enrol in Camosun’s Community Support and Education Assistant program
Camosun Cares
A helping hand for students in need during the pandemic.