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Angie Bisset

Client Intake Worker
Born and raised in Nanaimo, Angie is passionate about supporting those in need and giving back to her community. With a background in health care, education, facilitating and coaching, the position of Client Intake Worker combines and utilizes many of Angie’s passions and diverse skill set. Her empathetic nature, desire to help people achieve their goals and personal experience with brain injury recovery in her immediate family drew Angie to NBIS and she is thrilled to be on the team. Outside of work, Angie is a lover of gardening, animals, and spending time outdoors exploring our beautiful island with her family.

Contact Info:

(250) 753-5600 Ext. 1

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Kix Citton

Executive Director
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Marianne Verigin

Finance Manager
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Adrienne Bennest

Programs Manager
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Natasha Shearer, BSW

Case Management