Our Team of Qualified Interveners

Passionate about public politics and the community-based approach, Patrick holds a university Diploma in political sciences. For more than 6 years, Patrick has been engaged in the community outreach, such as being a member of the CÉMIQ’s, CDTBL’s, and the “ CPE Les Petits fripons” boards of directors. Having been a member of the CPSP team for more than 3 years, Patrick currently serves as the Director General of the CPSP. During the last 3 years, his contribution included, amongst others, services offered to enable businesses meet their goals particulary in the recruitment of their personnel. He, furthermore, played an important role in the collection of funding dedicated to perpetuate the functioning of the IDJE youth program. Patrick believes that working as a team makes a concrete difference for our community.

Michel was Director General of the CPSP from 1994 to 2018 and Vice-President of the local fund for incarcerated people from 2000 to 2018. He was President of the “Conseil régional des partenaires du marché du travail” and Vice-Chair of the “Comité consultatif clientèle judiciarisée adulte”. Michel was also a member of several renowned organizations and contributed to the creation of several projects aiming for the socio-professional re-integration of the judiciarized persons. Finally, Michel holds a Bachelor's degree in Administration from the University of Laval in Quebec. During his mandate as head of the CPSP, he transmitted to his team the organizational values of teamwork, leadership and professionalism. Happy retirement Michel!

Having been at the CPSP’s front desk for 4 years now, Geneviève welcomes with a smile and respect individuals that come to the organisation. In addition to welcoming them, she warmly offers help to people who are less familiar with using computers for their job search. If you are interested in a job and wish to send your résumé to an employer by fax or email, Geneviève will be pleased to do it for you.

Annie has a bachelor’s degree in social work, as well as a DESS in clinical criminology. Passionate about her work, Annie believes that everyone has the potential to achieve their goals, and feel accomplished in terms of work. Having worked at the community level for years, she is very familiar with the existing resources in the Outaouais region that can help her clients. She also provides services to clients with criminal records from Maniwaki.

Émilie has been a job counsellor at the Hull detention center since 2002. She has a bachelor’s degree in social studies (criminology and psychology), as well as an addiction certificate. Being proactive, she assesses inmates’ needs, and supportively leads them to solve employability-related problems. She helps them in developing methods and techniques allowing them to improve their employability. In order to make it easier to sustainably reintegrate the job market, Émilie works with the client, and closely works with the liaison officer and employees externally.

Lomami has a Master of Laws, as well as a bachelor’s degree in criminology. Being a member of the Société de criminology du Québec, he strongly believes that employment is critical to offenders’ social reintegration. Lomami is responsible for the "Impacts Dossier Juvénile École" project’s content and training. He is also the writer and the facilitator to the "Impacts du casier judiciaire chez l’immigrant et l’étranger : s’informer pour mieux s’intégrer"

With a degree in rehabilitation technique and criminal justice, Marie-Ève is passionate and excited about her job. She contributes to social reintegration of clients with criminal records without prejudice. She believes that every individual can succeed when they are determined and provided with the required help to do so. Marie-Ève is the job counsellor dedicated to record suspension (pardon) requests. "A pardon doesn’t change the past, but rather broadens the future".

Mylène is responsible for the "jobs of the day". She has a bachelor’s degree in social studies with an in-depth specialization in criminology from the University of Ottawa. She has been working for many years with clients with criminal records. Mylène stands out by her infectious energy, her positive attitude, and her smile. Her engagement in helping people makes her a fighter and someone who is listening and resourceful. She will do everything she can to help you achieve your goals.

With a degree in rehabilitation technique and criminal justice, the community liaison officer develops customized plans for the release, and guides our clients to the various external community resources. The assistance’s goal aims to help our clients with the basic needs (housing, food, social assistance, clothing, etc.) in order to facilitate social reintegration, and help them with reintegrating the job market.

Cynthia has a degree in rehabilitation technique and criminal justice. Passionate about youth crime prevention, she coordinates and facilitates the "Impacts Dossier Juvénile École (IDJE)" project. She delivers presentations in high schools, including presentations about sex trafficking. Being dynamic, Cynthia wishes to be successful in delivering her message to Outaouais’s youth, and staying a significant resource for them.