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While living a busy life, Alice found it difficult to make time to socialize. Now, thanks to a local program, she says she feels part of a big family.
After experiencing homelessness, Charlotte and Bailey are now researching how to get other young people off the streets with the help of United Way.
Océanne hopes to become a professional singer. With help from Regroupement Autisme Prescott-Russell’s pre-employment and socialization program, her dreams are coming true.
After her son died by suicide, Julie reconnected with a centre in Pembroke where she knew she could find peace and understanding amid crisis.
United Way East Ontario has been named one of Canada’s top-performing charities, having earned a 4-star rating from independent research organization Charity Intelligence.
From helping Ottawa recover from crisis, to helping individuals in the community succeed and live healthy lives, Hydro Ottawa has shown what it means to be a true community builder.
Growing up, Penelope says she never felt like a boy. Today, she can express her true identity with help from a special local project.