A group program at the Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre, powered by United Way East Ontario, is giving folks who have experienced gender-based violence the tools to find healing and success in their everyday lives.
Category: Mental Health and Addictions
United Way’s BATL for Mental Health rallied the community for a high‑energy night of axe throwing, all in support of accessible mental health programs.
Ending youth homelessness requires collaboration between donors, governments, and community partners—this commitment is just the beginning.
Young people like Natasha can step out of survival mode and focus on their future thanks to United Way East Ontario’s partnership with Columbus House Pembroke.
United Way East Ontario partners with Rural Ottawa South Support Services to ensure local caregivers and their loved ones can live as happy and healthy lives as possible.
United Way East Ontario helps women heal and rebuild their lives after surviving abuse by partnering with Lanark County Interval House’s second-stage housing program.
In collaboration with the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre (PMFRC), United Way East Ontario is ensuring families with unique needs in Renfrew County feel included in their communities.
GenNext’s BATL for Mental Health brought the community together for a night of axe throwing and impact, raising funds to support accessible mental health programs.