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Building community through conversation, connection, and awareness.

Who
We Are

Founded in February 2026, the Kamloops Game Changers Society was created to bring people together through meaningful events and conversations that support mental wellbeing.
 
We believe that creating opportunities for connection and education can help strengthen individuals, families, and communities while encouraging more open discussions around mental health.

Creating Positive Change Through Community
 
Our mission is to create opportunities for meaningful conversations around mental wellbeing in sports while building stronger, more connected communities.
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Through events and community engagement, we aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage healthier conversations for athletes, families, and community members

Our
Mission

Our
Vision

We envision a community where people feel supported, connected, and empowered through open conversations and increased awareness around mental wellbeing

Our Leadership Team

Founder & Executive Director

Corrinna Douglas

 

Corrinna is passionate about building strong, vibrant communities through meaningful connection and inspired events. With a background as a clinical counsellor, she brings a deep understanding of people's needs and a commitment to empowering both individuals and communities to thrive. Corrinna loves creating experiences that bring people and communities together to support local charities and initiatives, and that leave a lasting positive impact. Outside of her work, you’ll find Corrinna spending time with family, walking her dogs, enjoying sporting events, arts and theatre, and any activity that involves water.

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President

Dan Groess

Dan is a longtime supporter of local sports. Having participated in sports from a young age, Dan understands the confidence, connection and sense of belonging they can create.
He is a proud supporter of local teams, including the Kamloops Storm and Kamloops NorthPaws. Dan is passionate about mental health and is excited to help plan events that strengthen and support the Kamloops sports community.

Director at Large

Lou Bowers


Lou is an award-winning marketer, community builder, event lover, and proud Kamloops local. She loves bringing people together, creating memorable experiences, and finding reasons to make everyday life a little more fun. Lou is also a strong advocate for mental wellness and open conversations around the realities of being human. She believes deeply in connection, friendship, support systems, and making space for a life that feels good alongside the work we do. When she isn't working on a marketing project or dreaming up an event, you'll likely find her with coffee in hand, spending time with people she loves, or coming up with her next big idea.

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Sandip Sadhra


Born and raised in Kamloops, Sandip is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Clinical Director of Acceptance Counselling Services. He also works as a counsellor with the Kamloops-Thompson School District, supporting youth and families in the community. A lifelong advocate for sport and community connection, Sandip has coached hockey and soccer at various age levels. He is passionate about giving back to the community and creating greater awareness around the importance of mental health, connection, and the positive role that sport can play in building healthy, resilient individuals and communities.

Vice President
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Treasurer

Teresa Betts

Secretary/Grant Writer

Catherine Trotzuk
 
Joining our community-focused mission, this new board member brings extensive experience in supporting local initiatives and fostering connection.

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