United Way knows that people who struggle with energy affordability are likely dealing with other strains in their life like buying groceries or paying rent.
Category: Crisis Supports
Marisa Moher of Youturn Youth Support Services, a community-based organization serving at-risk youth, shares how a technology partnership with Ruckify and United Way is helping young people stay connected through COVID-19.
Michael Allen provides an update on how organizations are banding together to address the mental health challenges associated with COVID-19.
After her son died by suicide, Julie reconnected with a centre in Pembroke where she knew she could find peace and understanding amid crisis.
This generosity means residents affected by September tornadoes have access to mental health supports and more.
While her son struggled with his mental health, Roxanne felt alone. A United Way partner gave her family the help they needed, when they needed it.
Every day, United Way East Ontario works hard to address our community’s systemic social issues—but we’re also quick to respond in times of crisis.
