Marla Reed
Executive Director
Marla Reed has been with the Dawson Creek Society for Community Living (DCSCL) since 1993, beginning her career as a front-line support worker and progressing through a variety of program and leadership roles before becoming Executive Director in 2006.
In her role, Marla has led the growth and development of a wide range of community-based services across Northeast British Columbia. Her work has included advancing inclusive housing options and strengthening supports for adults with developmental disabilities, families, and seniors, helping individuals live with dignity, independence, and full participation in their communities.
Marla is known for her collaborative and community-focused leadership style, working closely with partners and stakeholders to advance innovative, person-centered services that respond to evolving community needs.
Outside of work, Marla enjoys reading and gardening, and values time spent off-grid in a small cabin that she and her husband built together, along with their two cats.
Her lifelong commitment to inclusion and her deep understanding of the organization—from front-line service to executive leadership—continue to guide DCSCL’s mission and long-term impact.
Stacy Scriven
Program Director - Community Inclusion, Supported Living & Employment Services
Stacy Scriven joined DCSCL in 2010, bringing experience from the broader community social services sector.
In her role, Stacy oversees programs that support inclusion, employment, and independent living. Her work focuses on ensuring equitable access to services and creating meaningful opportunities for individuals to participate fully in their communities.
Stacy is passionate about inclusion and lifelong learning, continuously expanding her knowledge and skills to enhance program delivery. She is known for her strong advocacy, adaptability, and ability to support innovation across services.
Outside of work, Stacy enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, and embracing new adventures, including her involvement with South Peace Search and Rescue.
Her commitment to growth and inclusion strengthens DCSCL’s ability to meet evolving community needs.
Kirsten Homme
Director of Finance & Administration
Kirsten Homme has been with DCSCL since 2008, transitioning from the private sector into nonprofit leadership.
As Director of Finance and Administration, Kirsten is responsible for financial oversight, organizational systems, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the organization. Her work supports strong governance, accountability, and effective use of resources across all programs.
Kirsten brings a detail-oriented and practical approach to financial management, supported by her background in administrative technologies and accounting, along with a commitment to continuous learning.
Outside of work, Kirsten enjoys spending time outdoors, especially camping with her husband and their dogs.
Her steady leadership helps ensure DCSCL remains resilient and responsive to the communities it serves.
Anne Pearson
Director of Senior Services
Anne Pearson has been with DCSCL since 2001, beginning her career in front-line and program roles before working her way into leadership over the years.
In her role as Director of Senior Services, Anne leads programs that support older adults in maintaining independence, dignity, and connection within the community. She is deeply passionate about enhancing quality of life for seniors and ensuring services remain responsive to their evolving needs.
Anne brings extensive experience, compassion, and a strong understanding of community needs. Her long-standing commitment to service is reflected in both her professional work and her involvement supporting families and children in the region.
A long-time resident of Dawson Creek, Anne values family life and enjoys the peace and quiet of rural living with her large extended family.
Her dedication and progression within the organization continue to strengthen DCSCL’s services and commitment to seniors in the community.
Denae Hunter
Program Director, Bulterys House & Supported Living Clusters
Denae Hunter has been part of the DCSCL team since 2023 and is a Registered Nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and advanced clinical training, bringing a strong healthcare foundation to her role.
As Program Director, Denae oversees supported living services, including Bulterys House, ensuring that individuals receive high-quality, person-centered care in a safe and supportive environment. Her work focuses on promoting health, well-being, and independence for the people supported through these programs.
Denae combines clinical expertise with compassionate leadership, supporting staff teams to deliver responsive and respectful care tailored to individual needs.
Having begun her healthcare journey locally, Denae maintains a strong connection to the community and the people DCSCL serves.
Her leadership contributes to the delivery of high-quality, inclusive supports that align with DCSCL’s mission.
Emily Wasmuth
Program Director - Assisted Living & Supported Homes
Emily Wasmuth has been with the Dawson Creek Society for Community Living (DCSCL) since 2018, bringing a strong background in recreation and community-based support. She completed her education at Lethbridge College, with a focus on therapeutic recreation and person-centered service approaches.
In her role as Program Director, Emily supports programs that promote inclusion, skill development, and meaningful community participation. Her work focuses on enhancing quality of life by creating opportunities for individuals to build skills, maintain independence, and actively engage in their communities.
Emily is known for her positive, person-centered approach and her ability to foster supportive, engaging environments for both individuals served and staff teams. She is committed to continuous learning and program development that reflects evolving community needs.
Outside of work, Emily values community connection and ongoing professional growth, applying both to strengthen program delivery.
Her dedication supports DCSCL’s mission of inclusion, dignity, and meaningful participation for all.
Tracy Sutton
Director of Employee Services
Tracy Sutton has been with the Dawson Creek Society for Community Living (DCSCL) since 1999, beginning her career as a front-line support worker. She later moved into the role of Scheduler before advancing to Director of Employee Services in May 2023.
In her role, Tracy oversees employee services functions including scheduling, workforce coordination, and support systems that enable staff to deliver high-quality services. Her work is essential in maintaining continuity of care and supporting effective program operations across the organization.
Tracy is known for her organized, solutions-focused approach and her deep understanding of the organization, developed through years of hands-on experience.
She is committed to fostering a positive and supportive workplace culture, recognizing that strong staff teams are key to delivering quality services.
Her leadership helps ensure DCSCL continues to provide reliable, responsive, and person-centered supports.
Renee Brandon
Program Director - Home Share & Tumbler Ridge Community Inclusion
Renee Brandon has been with DCSCL since 2019 and currently serves as Program Director – Home Share.
In her role, Renee oversees the Home Share program, working closely with individuals, families, and providers to ensure safe, stable, and person-centered living environments. Her work supports individuals in building strong relationships and living successfully as part of their communities.
Renee is known for her compassionate approach and her ability to build strong partnerships that reflect the unique needs and preferences of each individual supported.
She is committed to fostering inclusive, supportive homes where individuals are respected, valued, and empowered.
Her work contributes to expanding flexible and meaningful housing options aligned with DCSCL’s mission.
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1334 102 Avenue,
Dawson Creek, BC, V1G 2C6
We are CARF Accredited
The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities has awarded the Dawson Creek Society for Community Living another three year accreditation, the highest level of accreditation available.
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