United Way East Ontario

Grads with disabilities are vastly underrepresented in the labour market. Today, we're calling on the community to help change this with the release of a new Employment Accessibility Resource Network - EARN report

This #GivingTuesdayCA, you can show your appreciation by sending a personalized gift card. Whether it’s for a front-line worker, teacher, neighbour or family member, show them how much their support means by making a difference on their behalf. https://www.unitedwayeo.ca/giving-tuesday/#card

As #COVID19 continues to press on, we’re proud to introduce 5 more incredible #CommunityBuilder Award recipients. With the help of these changemakers and their unwavering support for their community, more people across our region feel connected, nourished, comfortable, encouraged, safe, involved, and heard. Meet the local heroes: https://www.unitedwayeo.ca//community-builders-making-our/

Alors que la pandémie se poursuit, nous sommes fiers de vous présenter cinq autres incroyables bâtisseurs communautaires. Avec l’aide de ces agents du changement et de leur soutien indéfectible à leur communauté, un plus grand nombre de personnes de notre région se sentent connectées, nourries, confortables, encouragées, en sécurité, impliquées et entendues. Célébrez ces agents de changement : https://www.centraideeo.ca//batisseurs-communautaires-ren/

Following the 2018 tornadoes in #Ottawa, both Trend Arlington Community Association and West Carleton Disaster Relief emerged as models for how a community can quickly organize themselves to ensure residents are supported, connected, and cared for, when facing the unimaginable. Read their stories: https://apt613.ca/community-builders-trend-arlington-commu/