Kimberley McIntosh

Midwifery is my calling and I am privileged to support families in our community. I love supporting pregnant people, and their families, through pregnancy, birth, and the early weeks postpartum. Informed choice, home visits, and the transformation that occurs during this time are some of my favourite parts of my work. I am also passionate about infant feeding and helping families find their confidence in parenting. I have hold a BA in Anthropology from the University of Toronto and BHSCc from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University).

When not practicing, I am usually with my three kids or dreaming of adventures with my partner. I also dabble in crafts, enjoy reading, and am very slowly learning home renovation skills.

Paige Leslie

I am so grateful to support families in our community. I was born and raised in Milton, Ontario, and feel deeply connected to the Halton Region. It's a privilege to serve families in the same region where I grew up, supporting them through one of the most special times in their lives.

I completed my undergraduate in the Midwifery Education Program at McMaster University and went on to earn a Master of Science in Midwifery, also from McMaster. My academic and clinical interests include exploring the advancement of the midwifery scope of practice and the role of culture in the healthcare setting. I was proud to contribute as an author to a textbook on cultural competency for health care providers.

Midwifery has always been more than a profession to me — it's a way to build trust, promote informed choice, and provide care that is both evidence-based and deeply respectful of individual values and backgrounds.

Outside of midwifery, I love exploring new restaurants, hiking local trails, and travelling with my husband.

Jocelyn Hendriks

It is my joy and privilege to provide midwifery care to families in the Halton Region. I graduated from the Midwifery Education Program at McMaster University and have enjoyed practising in this community the past few years. I am passionate about informed choice and supporting families throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Outside of work, my interests include cross-country running, hiking in the region with my husband, and volunteering in the community.

I look forward to meeting you!

Gianna Reinders

I am overjoyed to be returning to midwifery practice with Community Midwives of Halton! Having worked at CMOH from 2018-2022, followed by 3 years practicing in Kitchener-Waterloo, I am thrilled to be back caring for families in Halton region.

My love for midwifery runs deep. The opportunity to build relationships with clients and their families, and to care for people through some of their most vulnerable moments, is at the heart of my love for the profession. To share in this life-altering experience is a privilege.

Outside of midwifery, I love buzzing around the park with my family, cooking a tasty meal, and spending quality time with my sewing machine.

Evelyn Vieira

I could not be more thrilled to join the lovely team of midwives at CMOH. I immediately fell in love with midwifery and all it represents: informed choice, personal autonomy, and empowerment. Milton is my hometown. It is an honour to have the opportunity to provide such wholesome care in a career and community I am very passionate about.

I received an HBSc in Health Sciences from the University of Toronto and went on to complete the Midwifery Education Program at Toronto Metropolitan University. Before entering midwifery, I was privileged to volunteer and work with families at a children’s respite care home in my community. That said, I have long since been drawn to the unique support and one-on-one care that midwifery encompasses.

I consider myself to be quite the bookworm in my spare time; you will often find me curled up with a warm cup of tea and a terrific book. You can also catch me painting, knitting, or playing Magic: The Gathering with friends and loved ones!