
Meet the Staff
People Belong, Families are Strong, Neighbours Care, Everyone Share.
Michelle Knoll, RECE
Executive Director
Michelle was born in Oakville and returned in 1999, joining Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre at that time as a parent and volunteer. Michelle was hired as the Executive Director in 2004. Michelle has diplomas in Community Work and Early Childhood Education. She has been a community advocate for the last 45 years in the areas of neighbourhood capacity building, family support, poverty issues, tenants’ rights and inclusion, addiction and mental health. Michelle believes that a community has all the gifts and talents it needs to meet the challenges within that community if people are given the opportunity to connect and contribute.
Angie Craddock
Community Navigator, Churchill Program
Angie has a Honours BA in Gerontology with a Minor in Indigenous Studies and is a Canadian Certified Peer Support Specialist. She brings over seven years of community mental health, addictions, and peer support experience to Churchill, and lives locally.
Fozia Khalid, RECE
Lead Preschool Educator
Fozia joined as a Lead Preschool educator. She is a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) who graduated with Honours from Sheridan College.Fozia brings over 10 years of experience working with children in the Halton and Peel District School Boards and ...
Lucy Cartwright
School Age Care Leader
Lucy holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree in International Education Studies and is passionate about supporting children and youth. She has experience working with children of different ages, abilities, and learning styles, Lucy believes that every child has their own strengths, interests, and unique way of learning, and she enjoys creating opportunities for children to explore, participate, and build confidence. She values creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where children feel comfortable, supported, and encouraged to be themselves. Lucy brings a positive outlook, creativity, and enthusiasm to her work and enjoys building meaningful connections with the children she works with. She is excited to bring her experience and passion for working with children to the OPNC team, helping create a positive and welcoming community for children and families.