Meet the team.
CISP is comprised of individuals who bring a broad range of experiences and expertise to the team. They are connected by a common enthusiasm for and dedication to advancing holistic community health and wellbeing grounded in equity and belonging.
Srija Biswas
Senior Project Manager
Srija Biswas has a Masters of Health Science with a specialization in community health. Srija has worked with several non-profit community based organizations to manage and evaluate provincial programs and partnerships. Srija is skilled in program planning and evaluation, program and project management, community engagement, qualitative and quantitative research. Srija is passionate about evidence-based client-centered approach to healthcare, mitigating the gap between clinical and social care, and non-clinical and social interventions for improved overall health outcomes while implementing a lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Nicole Cormier
Events Specialist
Nicole is an event production and management professional with experience in both the not-for-profit and corporate worlds. She loves every part of an event, from creative and logistics planning to day-of execution. She has worked for a variety of organizations, from boutique marketing firms to large not-for-profit venues. She has worked on events locally, nationally, and internationally.
Winny Fung
Senior Evaluation and Learning Specialist
Winny holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) with a specialization in global health. She brings a wealth of experience from the non-profit, academic, and public sectors, with a strong focus on research and evaluation. Driven by her passion for promoting health equity and supporting vulnerable populations, Winny works to address the social determinants of health through innovative solutions. Her work centers on providing evidence-based insights into the outcomes and impacts of social prescribing interventions across Canada.
Dr. Kate Mulligan
Scientific Director
Dr. Kate Mulligan is an Assistant Professor in Social and Behavioural Health Sciences in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto. Instrumental in the formation of CISP, Kate is a globally recognized expert in community approaches to health and wellbeing, evaluation and research, and led one of Canada's first social prescribing pilot projects.
