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Michealle Hadley

Director

Michealle and her husband, Neil, have called Prince George home since 1989, when they moved from Penticton with their three young children after Neil accepted work as a heavy-duty mechanic. After more than 26 years in health care, Michealle recently retired, though she continues to share her knowledge and experience through teaching at CNC.

Over the years, Michealle has enjoyed giving her time to many of the organizations her children were involved in, and she has always valued the connections that come from being part of a caring community. She is now looking forward to contributing again to an organization whose work makes a meaningful difference.

Family remains at the heart of Michealle and Neil’s lives, and they feel especially fortunate to live in the same community as their two granddaughters. In their spare time, they enjoy gardening, camping, golfing, travelling and working together on home renovations.

Michealle is grateful for the opportunity to be part of such an amazing organization and looks forward to supporting its continued impact in the community.

 
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We at AiMHi acknowledge and are grateful to be working and learning on the unceded ancestral lands of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, McLeod Lake Indian band, the Saik'uz First Nation and the Wet'suwet'en nation. We honor and respect their enduring stewardship of the lands, recognizing their ongoing connection to the territories, its resources, and their rich cultural heritage.