Board of Directors

Orlana Bourgoin

Orlana grew up in the GTA and has lived and worked in the area for the past 13 years with her spouse and children. She obtained her Master’s in Education – Educational Leadership from Yorkville University and holds a Diploma in Social Service Work from Loyalist College of Applied Arts. Orlana is a Registered Social Service Worker and Registered Social Worker (Qualifying) with the OCSWSSW and is bilingual in both English and French.

Throughout her career, Orlana has worked for various social service organizations providing program development and design, along with systems and clinical support to individuals with disabilities and their families. For the past seven years, Orlana has specialized in supporting Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) families and individuals with disabilities to navigate the complexities of the Educational System, assisting with Person-Directed Planning and Resource Consultation.

Orlana is a firm believer in Mental Health awareness and dedicates herself to the education and support of families with disabilities and the community.

Danielle Holbrough

“I am eager to support AMHS in the vital services that they provide to individuals with mental health and addictions issues, as I have seen the positive impact that AMHS has on clients in my work as a lawyer.  I also believe in the importance of ending the stigma of mental health and addictions so that individuals can access treatment and recovery services with confidence and without shame.”

Paul Perkins

Paul is an entrepreneur and has successfully owned/operated his own business(s) since 1992. As a CPA with strong financial skills, he is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Central Station Marketing Inc., an advertising and marketing firm based in Toronto.

“I am pleased to volunteer my time and skills to causes that I am passionate about, including, working on the Board of Addiction and Mental Health Services – HPE. I hope, through my participation, to be part of a team that can improve the lives of people suffering from addition and/or mental health issues and position the organization to fully meet the needs of the community as an integral part of the health services sector.”

Paul recently moved to Prince Edward County and enjoys painting, woodworking, traveling and multiple outdoor activities. Paul is married with three grown children and two grandchildren.

Jessica Anderson

Jessica is the Executive Director of North Hastings Children’s Services (NHCS). As the central provider of licensed educational, social, family and childcare services to 7 municipalities, NHCS partners with over 20 agencies to enhance the wellbeing of children and families. Ms. Anderson has a professional background in corporate, government and non-profit agencies and a proven track-record in organizational change, program integrity and finance. She has also served and currently serves as a key member of several health and family advisory boards, including: Quinte Health Board of Directors; Quinte Health Advisory Council; Bancroft Family Health Team; Loyalist College Early Childhood Education Advisory Board; Hastings and Prince Edward (HPE) Children and Youth Services Network Planning Table; Community Safety and Wellbeing Committees; and the Ontario Health Team Rural Hastings. She brings her expertise in diversity and inclusivity, particularly concerning First Nations, Metis and Inuit populations.

Jaclyn Hunter

Jaclyn grew up in the Stirling area and presently lives north of Belleville.  She completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Trent University and has also obtained a post-graduate diploma in Behavioural Science Technology from St. Lawrence College.  Jaclyn is presently working toward her Master’s degree.

Jaclyn is presently employed by the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre as a case manager and previously worked in the corrections system providing case management services to inmates.  She also worked briefly with Youth Hab as an in-school mental health worker.

Jaclyn has expressed an interest in working with the Quality Assurance Committee and has a strong statistical and data management background which would fit well with this committee.

Mike Kiley

Mike was born and raised in Stirling, Ontario. Mike joined the Belleville Police Service as a Constable in 2007.  As a member of the Belleville Police Service, he has fulfilled multiple roles including: Uniform Patrol, Criminal Investigations Division, Domestic Violence Co-ordinator and the Drugs/Intelligence Unit.  Sergeant Kiley is currently the Unit Commander of the Belleville Police Service Intel/Street Crime Unit.  In 2019, he was assigned as the Opioid Crisis Officer and participated in the Opioid Crisis Situational Assessment hosted by the Hastings Prince Edward Health Unit and currently sits on the Harm Reduction Task Force.

In 2017, Mike began to create the “Belleville Police Service Response to Mental Health and Wellness in the Workplace”.  He is currently the Chair of the Health and Wellness Committee and Co-Co-Ordinator of the Peer Support Team at the Belleville Police Service.  Mike also served on the Board at the Canadian Mental Health Association Quinte.  Mike and his wife Jo-Anna had the privilege of providing a therapeutic foster care home for a thirteen-year period for Community Living Belleville and Area.

Mike is a strong believer in self care.  He is an avid golf player, enjoys hiking and traveling with his family.  Mike, not only offers his theoretical knowledge, but, his work and lived experience with respect to mental health.

Nadine Langlois

“I became involved with the Board of the Addictions Center through a colleague at the Belleville Police Service where I work,” explains Nadine Langlois. “They were looking for a secretary and that was a good fit for me at the time. That was fifteen years ago. I became a Board Member about five years ago and have since performed both roles. My career has been predominantly in Human Resources and Administration – in Toronto for nineteen years and in Belleville for twenty-eight years. That tells you a little bit about my age.”

Nadine says she donates her time, energy and talents to the agency because she has come to admire the folks who sit at the table with her. “They are capable, committed people and are an inspiration to me,” she adds. “I’m a proponent of positive psychological health and have family members who have struggled with addictions. I hope, through my support of the agency, we can continue to help others.”

Looking forward the future, Nadine says, “I am confident that the staff will lead us forward in the area of addictions and mental health services in the community.”

David Littman

Bio coming soon.

Carl Mustos

Carl is a recently retired executive from the Wealth and Asset Management business and currently lives in Wellington, Ontario with his wife. He brings over 25 years of professional experience in broad business areas including Finance, Governance, HR and Strategy.

“While not professionally involved with addiction and mental health issues, I am personally keenly aware of the need for extensive support and understanding in this important space. My goal is to support the industry professionals on the board and in management in any way possible. They do such incredible work in such an important area. I’m honoured to have this opportunity to help.”