Board Executive
Arlene Zuckernick
Co-Chair
Arlene has extensive experience both personally and professionally in the community living sector serving on a number of non-profit boards for the last 40 years. Arlene has been a member of the joint CLBC/Inclusion BC inclusive housing task force; she is a Family Support Institute resource parent and has led a number of community-based projects. Arlene is the proud mother of a son who lives in home share and is dedicated to finding and supporting
long-term housing solutions. Arlene looks forward to bringing her passion, commitment, and experience to the board to collaboratively supporting home sharing in B.C.
Reba Noel
Co-Chair
Reba is a wife and mother of two young men and the chosen family of an incredible person through a home shared relationship for over fifteen years. Reba is the Associate Director for Recruitment and Learner Engagement and Institutional Lead for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at Vancouver Community College. She also has a long history of advocating for equality as a labour rights activist. Reba was a board member for CUPE Local 15 and currently serves on the board for Community Living Society. Never backing away from a challenge, Reba is ready to represent the new society in supporting equity, diversity, inclusion and the betterment of home sharing.
Julya Hutton
Vice Chair
Julya has many years of experience in home sharing both as a representative on CLBC’s Home Share Working Group and as someone who lives in a home share. Julya believes every individual and person has a voice and if the community is fully together, they can unite as one service without misunderstanding. Julya will bring her personal experience and dedication to
strengthening home share to the board and she looks forward to making sure that those entering into home sharing feel supported, celebrated and have their needs met.
Board Directors
Jaret St Andrassy
Director
Jaret has worked in the community living field for 19 years. He is the Director of Community Services with Milieu Family Services. Jaret is an active member in various community groups such as the Fleetwood BIA (Business Improvement Association) as the accessible expert, serves as a board member of the Community Council Surrey / Delta / White Rock, and is involved in local self-advocacy groups. Jaret devoted the housing and outreach services and works with the current home share services all within Milieu Family Services. He is looking forward to moving forward with the goals of the committee and increasing awareness and development.
Ted Nordio
Director
Ted Nordio has over twenty years experience working with the Correctional Service of Canada. With Corrections, Ted has held positions that include Correctional Officer Supervisor, Indigenous Recruitment Officer, Indigenous Pathways Unit Manager, and Indigenous Community Liaison Officer. Prior to joining CSC, Ted worked for the Ministry of Children and Development as a Youth Supervisor with the Burnaby Youth Custody. Ted is a member of the Vancouver Metis Community and regularly participates in Metis events and social gatherings. Ted is Cree through his mother’s side and Italian on his father’s side.
Clay Little
Director
Clay Little is of Mohawk and Scottish ancestry. He is originally from Brantford, Ontario, which lies on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee and the Neutral peoples. Clay is passionate about supporting Indigenous learners and has been building community relationships in British Columbia for over two decades. Clay holds an advanced diploma in Child and Youth Work from Humber College and continued his studies at the University of Victoria. In his most recent role as Associate Director, Indigenous Educations and Community Engagement at VCC, Clay leads students, faculty, and communities in Indigenizing the academy. Clay uses a holistic approach anchored in reciprocity to foster community relationships and promote student success.