Kelsey is a dedicated advocate with a Bachelors degree in Sociology, specializing in Law and Society. With a robust background in the not-for-profit legal sector, Kelsey spent four years passionately supporting southern Alberta’s most vulnerable populations. Transitioning into the medical world, Kelsey recognized the pivotal connection between advocacy and healthcare, but it was the personal experience of early motherhood that ignited a deep commitment to supporting women and children in the community. Drawn to Hopes Cradle, Kelsey now leverages all of her various experiences to make a difference in the lives of babies and birthing individuals, contributing to a safer and more supportive environment for those in need.