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Powered by United Way East Ontario, Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark County developed a 2SLGBTQIA+ toolkit tailored for youth, families and educators in their region.
In 2023, Women United members and donors continued their impactful support for thousands of women and girls through investments in grassroots initiatives and community programs across East Ontario.
United Way East Ontario helped lay the foundation for the Community Development Framework which equips resident leaders to offer mental health resources to vulnerable Ottawa residents before they face a crisis.
We invite United Way East Ontario donors and partners to take a moment, read through, and reflect on the work we have accomplished and the impact we were able to achieve this past year.
After her husband had a stroke, the local hospital connected Beverley to the PEP Seniors Therapeutic Centre, a United Way East Ontario partner, in search of caregiver respite and seniors’ support.
Following the launch of the Eastern Ontario Caregiver Strategy in 2020, United Way East Ontario is making progress to improve care for seniors and their caregivers.
