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Cindy Bond has been a Community Education Specialist with the Alzheimer Society of Calgary since 2014. Cindy prides herself in bringing the most relevant and up-to-date information to her training sessions. She is passionate about supporting all of those impacted by Dementia. 

Cindy has a Social Service Worker diploma. She is a Best FriendsTM Master Trainer, Gentle Persuasive Approaches (GPA) Master Coach and an Opening Minds through Art (OMA) Master Trainer. 

Cindy and her family moved to Calgary from Sudbury, Ontario almost 8 years ago. She loves Calgary and its people. 

Her favorite activities include being in the mountains, reading, being with family and friends and being creative.

Janine was born and raised in Calgary and joined the Alzheimer Calgary team in 2022 as a Knowledge facilitator focusing on diversity and inclusion. Her career to date has centered around building strong community partnerships, collaborative curriculum design, and working towards creating inclusive spaces to learn together. She has a personal connection with dementia and feels gratitude that her time can be spent with a team making Calgary and area more dementia inclusive!

If there isn’t snow on the ground you’ll find Janine, her partner Kelsey and their two high schoolers in the mountains camping every chance they get. In the winter they get cozy with books, volunteering, or hosting community building events within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

Anmol graduated as a medical doctor but discovered early on that her true passion lies in community health and making healthcare accessible for everyone. With a focus on person-centered care, she has worked on programs that improve awareness around dementia and neurodegenerative diseases. Her experience spans leading interdisciplinary teams and managing projects that prioritize communication, creating resources catering all learning styles and engaging facilitation methodologies.

As a volunteer with the World Health Organization, Anmol helps tackle medical misinformation, using social media to share reliable health information. In April 2024, she made the leap to Canada, joining Alzheimer Calgary as a Learning and Resource Specialist, where she continues her work in health literacy.

Outside of her professional life, Anmol loves to explore new cultures and is always up for an adventure in nature. Her current goal? To someday summit all 14 of the world's highest mountain peaks!

Kaylee began her journey with Alzheimer Calgary as a practicum student in 2023. Following the completion of her social work degree, she joined the Learning and Support Services team as a Dementia Support Navigator.

Kaylee is committed to providing support to individuals living with dementia and their care partners, offering encouragement rooted in empathy, respect, and understanding. She deeply values the expertise, resilience, and lived experience that care partners bring, and strives to create space for their voices to be heard. By emphasizing strengths and fostering meaningful connections, Kaylee aims to empower families throughout their dementia journey.

Outside of work, Kaylee enjoys listening to podcasts, crocheting, knitting, and spending quality time with her husband and their dog, Teddy.

Lezette completed her Diploma in Social Work in 2023 and her Bachelor of Social Work in 2025. Shortly after completing her final practicum, she joined the Learning and Support Services team as a Dementia Support Navigator.

Passionate about supporting individuals and families impacted by dementia, Lezette is dedicated to offering compassionate guidance and education. She meets people where they are in their journey, fostering meaningful relationships built on empathy, respect, and understanding. Lezette creates a welcoming, non-judgmental environment, using client-centered and strength-based approaches to support each person she works with.

Outside of work, Lezette enjoys traveling, exploring new music, and spending quality time with friends, family, and dog, Lychee! 

Nichole joined Alzheimer Calgary’s Club 36 adult day program as a practicum student in 2022 and was then hired as a Program Facilitator. During her time working at Club 36, she completed her social work diploma and bachelor of social work, leading her to join the Learning and Support Services team as a Dementia Support Navigator in 2024.

By fostering a nurturing and supportive environment, Nichole strives to create meaningful connections and foster a sense of community among care partners and individuals living with dementia. Nichole seeks to collaborate with and empower people with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the journey of caregiving with confidence and resilience.

In her free time, Nichole loves to read, go for nature walks, and wear the colour pink.