Our Board, Staff & Ambassadors
“A lupus diagnosis can be life changing. It is a chronic disease with a variety of symptoms, with no known cure. People living with lupus have to plan well and make some pretty tough choices about the tasks they do everyday. They may need new treatments and medications, and have to educate their families, friends, and employers. But they don’t have to do it alone.
Lupus Canada works to improve the lives of people living with lupus, through research, advocacy, public awareness and education. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are working to better understand this often-mysterious disease, for people living with lupus and for the general public.
With new research, we can help to advocate for better treatment and supports, to overcome the burdens that lupus presents, and ultimately one day find a cure.
Join us. We need your support, whether adding your voices or donating your time or money, so we can reach more doctors, researchers, and government. Together, we can improve the quality of life for those living with lupus.”
Thomas J. Simpson, Board Chair
Our Board
We acknowledge and are grateful for the dedication and service of our past Directors and Volunteerswho are no longer with us, including Patricia Morzenti, Mauricia Vanessa Ambrose and Nancy Votour. Their legacy will continue to inspire our mission.
Our Celebrity Ambassadors
Lupus Canada Youth Ambassador
As part of this initiative, we are honoured to have Isaac Hall representing Lupus Canada as our Youth Ambassador. Isaac, who is now living well with lupus, first showed signs of this debilitating disease at the very young age of 4 years old. Both Isaac and his family appreciate the importance of the work Lupus Canada is doing, and through his role as our Youth Ambassador, Isaac will help us to ensure youth living with lupus have a voice by sharing his journey, knowledge and experience with lupus.
