Health & Wellbeing

When you give to Health & Wellbeing 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.

United Way Halton & Hamilton

United Way Halton & Hamilton has a profound impact on the Oakville community by ensuring an essential network of programs and services work together to achieve lasting, positive change.

Acclaim Health provides home care and community support services to over 28,000 people in Halton each year, most of whom are older adults.

The CWSDS “Reverse Respite” program was designed to help families who provide 24/7 care for their loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities with complex needs.

Ian Anderson House provides quality, end-of-life care to people in our community.

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides (LFCDG) exists to help people by providing Dog Guides in seven distinct programs, at no cost to recipients.

SAVIS is a non-profit agency that provides support to survivors of sexual violence in the Halton region, free of cost and free of judgement.

Wellspring provides critical support to children and families facing the challenges of a cancer diagnosis through specialized therapeutic cancer care programming.

The Willow Foundation is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to improving the health and wellness of seniors and adults with disabilities residing in Halton Region.

The purpose of TWC is to offer support to women experiencing crisis, distress, or transition in a caring confidential non-judgmental, safe space.

The YMCA of Oakville removes financial barriers to ensure children, youth and adults learn, grow, lead and live their best lives through participation in a wide variety of programs and services.

Thrive offers exceptional counselling services and programs to individuals, couples, youth and families for issues concerning emotional, physical, social and spiritual well-being.

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.

St. Cuthbert’s offers a number of services including: access to safety during major weather events, food security, music therapy, refugee resettlement and more.

The recent motions by Oakville and Halton Councils declaring Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) an epidemic in our community triggered The Foundation to invoke the Oakville Resiliency Fund.