Please send all resumes to: tpatitucci@counsellingcentre.org

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Become a Leader in Advancing Community Mental Health

The Counselling Centre of East Algoma is seeking engaged, forward-thinking Board Members who are passionate about strengthening mental health services in our region.

We are especially interested in individuals with experience in:

  • Finance

  • Fundraising & Development

  • Senior Care

  • Health Care

  • Legal / Governance

As a Board Member, you’ll play a pivotal role in:

  • Guiding our strategic vision

  • Supporting high-impact community programs

  • Strengthening organizational sustainability

  • Helping expand access to mental health care for individuals and families across East Algoma

Your leadership can directly shape the future of mental health services—your expertise truly has the power to change lives.

Interested in joining our Board? Contact Tiffany today!
 tpatitucci@counsellingcentre.org.

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About the Community

Elliot Lake offers a unique blend of affordability and natural beauty, making it an ideal place to call home. With lower living costs compared to larger cities, you will enjoy more affordable housing and a relaxed lifestyle. Surrounded by pristine forests, sparkling lakes, and scenic trails, outdoor enthusiasts have endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an active, nature-filled lifestyle, Elliot Lake provides the perfect balance of tranquility and adventure.

CCEA promotes relationships of respect, understanding and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-indigenous people. In Elliot Lake, we are grateful to work on the Three Fires Confederacy, Potowatmi- The Keepers of the Sacred Fire, Odawa - Providers of the Hunt and Trade, and Anishnawbe - Protectors and Preservers of the Sacred Teachings. The treaty that governs relations in Elliot Lake is the Robinson-Huron treaty, a peace agreement negotiated between the Confederacies.

Click the link to learn more about our beautiful community: City of Elliot Lake