My name is Marissa Boothe and I am the Finance Coordinator. I have been a part of Charles J. team since 2022. It is a very humbling experience to be a part of an organization that seeks to support a holistic healing journey for clients. I like to spend my spare time with my family and also traveling when I can.

Hi my name is Kimberly MacAulay, the Operations Manager here at Charles J Andrew Healing Centre. I am a Nunatsiavut Beneficiary and have lived in Goose Bay, Labrador for most of my life.

I am blessed with 2 sons and 2 beautiful grandchildren I feel so proud to be a part of the CJAY team who so clearly change the lives of so many Indigenous people.

Hi! My name is Jose Santiago, but everyone calls me JM. I’m the Executive Assistant here at the Charles J. Andrew Healing Centre. I’m originally from the Philippines, and Happy Valley–Goose Bay has become my new home. I joined the team in March 2025, and I take a lot of pride in being part of an organization that supports individuals on their holistic healing journey.

In my free time, I enjoy watching documentaries, series, and anime with my wife. I also love staying active—whether it’s playing sports or spending time outdoors.

My name is Stephen Fleming. I was born in Toronto and moved to Goose Bay when I was 8. I've been working at Charles J Andrew Treatment Centre since 2004. During those years I have worked in several positions and roles, currently I am working as a Youth and Family Worker on the land based team (Nutshimit Team).

I enjoy being part of CJAY and going on the land and helping families to be reconnected to the land and help them on their path to healthy living and healing.

My name is John Malleck and I’m from Sheshatshiu, Labrador. I have been the Cultural Advisor here at Charles J Andrew Healing Centre since 2012. I use my skills and knowledge of living off the land to help our clients practice their way of life, keeping culture alive for our people

Doreen Malleck has been working over a year at Charles J Andrew Healing Centre as a Family Support Worker, she is originally from Sheshatshiu, Labrador and is passionate about supporting indigenous families on their healing journey, and she likes to help clients and create meaningful change into the lives of indigenous peoples.

Hi! My name is Grace White, and I am the Nutshimit Cook at the Charles J. Andrew Youth & Family Treatment Centre. I was born in Mud Lake, Labrador on October 3, 1955. At the age of 10, I moved to Happy Valley–Goose Bay to attend school while living with my foster parents, and later moved in with my sister when I reached Grade 8.

My cooking journey began shortly after I finished school, and it has remained a lifelong passion. I still cook today and truly love every moment of it. Over the years, I have also fostered children and worked at the Special Education School, supporting young people in their learning and growth.

Sports have always been a big part of my life. I have won medals in broomball, softball, and darts, and I continue to enjoy and love sports. I was also part of the Rangers, where I learned valuable outdoor survival skills.

Above all, spreading joy is what I love most. It’s at the heart of everything I do.

Hello my name is Gavin Morris, I’m the Facility Maintenance/Driver here at CJAHC. I started work here in March of 2024. I love my job & like meeting new people. I reside in North West River, but I am originally from a small town located on the south coast of Labrador called Black Tickle.

My name is Cassie Powell, I was born in Summerville, Bonavista Bay, however I have been living in North West River, NL since 1973.

I have seen a lot of changes in our community. But the best part of it is watching my grandchildren grow and it warms my heart that I am able to be with them on a daily basis, with the exception of Covid -19 pandemic. My position at Charles J Andrew Healing Centre is Family Support Worker and I have been working at the Centre since 2006.

I plan on retiring there if I choose to retire. The best part of my job is connecting with the clients and being there for the families and watching the success during graduation. The reunification is the best news to here when the children are back in their lives. I am also a certified counselor through ICBOC (Indigenous Certification Board of Canada) as well as many other training tools required for my position and more.