- 604-792-2760
- info@anndavis.org
- Counselling and Crisis Intervention
We are honored to introduce Tracey Brezovski as the new Executive Director of the Ann Davis Transition Society. A distinguished leader with over 20 years of experience in the non-profit sector, Tracey brings a wealth of expertise in navigating complex, multiservice environments and addressing the unique needs of diverse communities.
Tracey has made British Columbia—unceded lands of Indigenous peoples—her home for more than three decades. Her extensive academic background, including a Master of Arts in Leadership from Royal Roads University, combined with her practical experience, uniquely positions her to lead our organization with vision, strategy, and integrity.
Tracey is a passionate advocate for fostering inclusive, collaborative environments that empower communities and drive systemic change. She is deeply committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion, and believes that meaningful progress is achieved when all voices are respected and valued. We are confident that under Tracey’s leadership, the Ann Davis Transition Society will continue to build on its mission and create a lasting impact in the communities we serve.
Robbi joined the Ann Davis Transition Society in March 2020, bringing over a decade of experience working with vulnerable seniors, women, and men. She is dedicated to a nonjudgmental, client-centred approach that values diversity and meets individuals where they are. Robbi’s warmth and genuine interest in her clients foster a sense of acceptance and understanding. With a recent diploma in Social Work, she is pursuing further education while applying her knowledge and skills to support those she serves.
Ehma joined the Ann Davis Transition Society in January 2024, leveraging her experience in team management from the food service industry. She is a strong advocate for community engagement and believes that attending events helps build a positive reputation for the Society. Ehma encourages staff, volunteers, and community members to participate in events, where they can hear inspiring stories from those who have benefited from ADTS’s services. She looks forward to seeing everyone at upcoming events.
Meagan provides counselling and support to individuals impacted by violence, abuse, and trauma. Her person-centred approach creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their experiences, recognize their strengths, and make informed decisions. With a master’s degree in counselling psychology, Meagan brings a deep respect for her clients’ expertise in their own lives. Before joining the Ann Davis Transition Society, she worked in victim services and disability support.
With over eight years of experience in social services, Fareyal began her career as a residential care aide for adults with autism and mental health disorders before transitioning to settlement work with new immigrants and refugees. Joining the Ann Davis Transition Society as a counselor in April 2024, Fareyal brings a deep commitment to supporting individuals and families seeking new beginnings. As a first-generation immigrant, she understands the challenges faced by newcomers and is dedicated to helping those fleeing domestic violence overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.
With deep experience in education, counselling, and advocacy, Rebecca is a human development specialist. Her early career was spent co-founding and running a school in Sri Lanka, and her work since returning to Canada has primarily been in supporting vulnerable and marginalized youth, single parents, and communities. Having worked with many folks on the spectrum, and being neurodiverse herself, Rebecca enjoys creating specialized approaches to connect with clients’ unique ways of seeing the world. She brings her love of leading groups to the team. Originally with ADTS in 2011 as a legal advocate, Rebecca returned to work with us as an STV Counsellor for our Hope office in August 2024.
Emily joined the Ann Davis Transition Society in October 2023 with a passion for helping youth reach their full potential. She provides guidance and support in various settings, including schools, community programs, and ADTS initiatives. Emily uses a collaborative, person-centred approach to create a positive environment where youth can develop essential life skills. She also serves as a link to community resources, offering advocacy and facilitating important conversations between youth and their families.
Victory joined the Ann Davis Transition Society in July 2023, bringing a deep passion for supporting youth in one-on-one settings. He believes that individualized attention is key to making a significant impact on mental health. Victory provides guidance and support across various settings, building trusting relationships to help youth develop the skills needed for positive life choices. His person-centred approach creates a safe space for reflection and growth, fueled by his desire to give back to the community that has shaped him.
Emily is the children’s counsellor at Ann Davis Transition Society with a strong background in family services and a master’s degree in counselling psychology. With a deep passion for supporting young individuals, Emily uses a person-centered approach to help children navigate emotional and behavioral challenges. She believes in creating a safe and nurturing environment where children can express themselves freely, empowering them to develop resilience and coping skills. Emily’s warm, empathetic approach fosters trust and encourages growth, making her a compassionate and effective guide for children and their families.
Address: 9046 Young Rd, Chilliwack, BC V2P 4R6
ADTS Office: 604-792-2760
24/7 Help: 604-792-3116 or 604-391-1993
Text Help: 604-819-3557
Fax: 604-792-2875
Email: info@anndavis.org
Ann Davis Transition Society has earned a Three-Year Accreditation from CARF for the following Programs and Services: Community Housing, Personal Supports Services, Services Coordination, Outpatient Treatment: Mental Health (Adults), Outpatient Treatment: Mental Health (Children and Adolescents), Prevention: Mental Health (Adults), Prevention: Mental Health (Children and Adolescents).
