leadership

Kristy Abrahams grew up in Greater Victoria and attended the University of Victoria prior to moving to Vancouver to train and work with cancer patients as a radiation therapist. There she met her husband, Darren, and they returned to live in his native Australia. After returning to Victoria in 2013 with Darren and their twins, Kristy worked at the University of Victoria before returning to cancer care. She is currently working provincially to support health authorities transition from paper-based chart to electronic health records. Kristy engaged with The Cridge Centre for the Family as an MBA student where she worked with a team to undertake an assessment of the organization and provide a presentation and report to the organization. She was captured by their purpose, clarity of vision, and impact The Cridge has made on the surrounding communities over its more than 150 year history.