Health & Wellness

When you give to Health & Wellness you’re helping to IMPROVE access to mental and physical health supports. EMPOWER individuals with disabilities . REDUCE isolation for vulnerable populations including seniors and youth.

Dare To Be Youth Charity

The last couple of years have been extremely difficult for the youth of Oakville. They have faced incredible pressures due to COVID-19, including being cut off from their social networks, facing disruptions in their education, and, most notably, feeling a deep sense of uncertainty for the future.

Support the outstanding care provided at Patty’s Place for people living with dementia and their families. A truly unique Oakville innovation!

CMHA Halton Region offers a continuum of services ranging from information to peer support, group programs, 1:1 counselling, clinical programs, case management, and crisis support.

The Darling Home for Kids offers a combination of unique programs and services to families raising a medically complex child and is there for our families in times of transition and crises, offering emotional support and healthcare navigation as needed.

For over 49 years, The Centre has provided free, confidential phone support to help people in our communities to better cope with crisis, loneliness, and emotional stress.

Ian Anderson House, Ontario’s first in-resident cancer hospice, provides quality end-of-life palliative care to residents and supports their families during their last weeks of life.

A Dog Guide provides immeasurable security and safety to someone living with a disability. Going beyond its special skills, Dog Guides provide freedom, mobility, and increased connections – to family, to friends and to the community.

Wellspring provides care that helps people cope with pain, fatigue, fear, isolation and a host of other cancer-induced conditions.

The YMCA’s new Youth Mental Wellness program will address this by providing groups of 10-12 youth aged 18-30 years who experience mild to moderate anxiety with a seven week program.

Since the war broke out in Ukraine, St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church has been the hub of many humanitarian aid activities.

For many individuals living locally to the Churchill Neighbourhood Centre, the ADAPT Nurse Practitioner and Counsellor can offer immediate primary health care and counselling, and provide an important connection to ongoing health services at community partners.

CharterAbility is committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities, and those disadvantaged, by enabling them to spend time on the water, in safety and with dignity free of charge.