Carolynne
President Burlington, ONJoined 2017
It is an honour to serve as CANAAF’s President. Connecting with many supportive individuals during CANAAF events & conferences has helped us tremendously in our journey with my daughter’s alopecia. I will do my best to help CANAAF grow as an organization.
Melissa
Vice-PresidentTimberlea, NSJoined 2015
Hello from the East Coast! My alopecia journey began over 30 years ago and my son was diagnosed in 2014. CANAAF has been a welcome addition to our circle of support!
Susan
TreasurerKing City, ONJoined 2014
My daughter was diagnosed with Alopecia in 2003. I joined the CANAAF Board to support other parents struggling to help their children live with this disease. I hope that I can help your family as CANAAF has helped mine.
Lauryn
Fundraising ChairBurlington, ONJoined 2021
Hello! I’m a McMaster University student pursuing my Bachelor of Commerce. I developed alopecia universalis at age 13. CANAAF has been an incredible pillar of support in my journey. I strive to embrace kindness as our community continues to flourish.
Avery
Public Relations ChairToronto, ONJoined 2023
Hello! I first developed Alopecia Areata when I was 22 years old and have been wearing wigs ever since. I am honoured to be on the CANAAF Board to help spread awareness about Alopecia and hopefully connect others to the foundation.
Audrey
Science and Research Communication Montreal, QCJoined 2021
Hi, I’m a Microbiology and Immunology masters student at McGill. My Alopecia Universalis journey began when I lost all my hair, eyelashes and eyebrows at 7 years old. My mission is to make CANAAF accessible to francophones.
Yvonne
SecretaryToronto, ONJoined 2023
Audrey
Francophone LiaisonMontreal, QCJoined 2021
Hi, I’m a Microbiology and Immunology masters student at McGill. My Alopecia Universalis journey began when I lost all my hair, eyelashes and eyebrows at 7 years old. My mission is to make CANAAF accessible to francophones.