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Allen, Munter, Taylor & Tonner: Strong social services mean fewer healthcare crises

Non-profit community and social services have a key role to play in alleviating pressures on our healthcare system. That’s why it’s so important to ensure our sector can meet rising demands.

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There’s a story behind each planned gift

Informing United Way of your planned gift is a powerful way to create lasting impact, inspire others, and allow us to honour you.

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Unlocking the power of women in the workforce

Recent national research shows the value of increasing women’s access to the workforce, which helps us achieve an equitable economic recovery.

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Federal budget analysis 2023

As we emerge from the pandemic, the federal government must work with partners to ensure an equitable economic recovery. Here, United Way looks at how the 2023 federal budget will affect the most vulnerable.

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Ontario budget analysis 2023

United Way looks at how the Government of Ontario’s 2023 budget will affect the most vulnerable people in Prescott-Russell, Ottawa, Lanark and Renfrew Counties.

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Getting Ahead creates a positive path out of poverty

With the help of United Way East Ontario, the Adult Learning & Training Centre in Smiths Falls gives individuals the skills, tools and resources they need to get their lives back on track.

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Three years into COVID-19, we’re focused on long-term recovery and stability

In the face of increased needs, United Way continues to respond to pandemic-related issues while ensuring local social services are strong over the long term.

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More people turning to 211 as needs continue to rise

Demand for social, food, housing, community and government services is at an all-time high as folks struggle to deal with rising costs, and 211 is here to help connect them with what they need.

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