With the help of United Way, community organizations are pursuing new, collaborative ways to prevent suicide in Ottawa.
Category: Crisis Supports
Femicide numbers are rising in our rural communities, and alongside provincial and federal recommendations, we are working with partners to curb several issues that keep vulnerable people in unsafe situations.
Affordable housing, one of six priorities identified by United Way East Ontario ahead of the 2022 federal budget, is a major focus of this year’s document. We take a close look at how this budget will affect our communities’ most vulnerable residents.
Residents living in and around downtown Ottawa will continue to feel the impacts of the occupation long after immediate crisis needs have been met—particularly those most vulnerable.
Unfortunately, home is not a safe place for everyone. Thanks to Unsafe at Home Ottawa, a new support program has been introduced into the Prescott-Russell region.
Affordable housing and mental health sector capacity are just a couple of the key issues United Way East Ontario wants to see the provincial government make priorities in this year’s budget.
United Way East Ontario is raising awareness for an essential service which continues to experience heightened call volumes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Food insecurity not only affects nutrition, but can also have an impact on mental health. This partnership in Prescott-Russell helps residents access fresh, local produce.
