Sheila Flasko
306 584-0101 ext. 5
Sheila Flasko
Sheila Flasko is Manager – Community Impact in the Regina office. One of her key roles is working collaboratively with the team in achieving the implementation of the strategic plan and the achievement of program outcomes and community impact.
2017 will mark Sheila’s 30th year with our organization. Her previous work experience includes co-owning a small business, working in the private sector, and for the provincial government.
Sheila is married to Peter and they have two grown children and three beautiful grandsons.
Rosanne Verhulst
306 584-0101 ext. 4
Kristin Drummond
306 584-0101 ext. 2
Kristin Drummond
Kristin has been with the organization since 2012 working as a Client Service Coordinator in the Regina office. The great thing about in role in the organization is that she gets to work a little bit in every program. She facilitates the Community Kitchen Program as well as the monthly Peer Events in Regina. Other programs that she is involved in include the Education and Employment Program, Rehabilitation Services, and Community Inclusion and Awareness. In her off time, she is a part-time student. She is working on a Bachelors of Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies through the University of Calgary. Kristin also has a diploma in Therapeutic Recreation and a certificate in Life Skills Program facilitation.
Blake Lamontagne
306 584-0101 ext. 1
Sheila Flasko
Blake Lamontagne- Client Service Coordinator in the Regina office. Blake grew up as your typical farm boy and loves to play sports. When Blake was 16 years old he was involved in a car accident that changed his life forever. He now lives with a T-4 incomplete SCI; but this has not held him back from living his dreams or pursuing new ones. Since his injury Blake has taken many steps towards a full recovery like regaining his driver’s licence, re-entering the workforce, maintaining a healthy social life, and continuing to pursue his passion as an athlete while training and competing with team Canada on the Canadian adaptive water ski team.
Lyndley Diacon
306 584-0101 ext. 3
Lyndley Diacon
Lyndley Diacon is the Aboriginal Program Developer based out of the Regina office. Lyndley’s role focuses on outreach to Aboriginal communities across southern Saskatchewan, with a goal of providing meaningful supports to individuals who are living with a physical disability and who may be interested in accessing our programs and services. Lyndley is also committed to developing relationships with Aboriginal communities, to ensure that programs and services adequately meet the needs of individuals and their families.
Lyndley’s career has been spent in the non-profit sector and she is deeply committed to SCI’s mission of inclusivity for all. She has a Bachelor Degree in Child and Youth Care from the University of Victoria and is passionate about helping others while fostering therapeutic relationships and strength based person-centered approaches.
