.@uwhalifax has officially launched the United in Poverty Action Report. Download it now to learn about what’s changed since our 2018 report, who’s impacted and how you can make a difference. #PovertyActionunitedwayhalifax.ca/how-we-h…
They asked when the library had mattered most to customers.A: During times of transition in their lives.This is what those experiencing homelessness are living.@hfxpublib serves by offering free technology loans, printing, washrooms, menstrual products & coffee and snacks.#CAEH23
Jen Powley has passed away. She was a tenacious champion for people with disabilities and others whose voice was seldom heard. She proved many times that the loudest voice is not the most powerful voice. She will be greatly missed. She made a difference.
Dr. Vincent Agyapong, Chief of Psychiatry for Nova Scotia Health’s central zone, says one of the best things that people affected by wildfires can do for their mental health is to seek support from friends, family, and community.
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We’ll be set up at @hfxgov's Resiliency Hub at the St. Margaret’s Centre on a weekly basis, including this afternoon from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
If you have questions about the United Way Halifax Wildfire Recovery Appeal, please stop by.
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CEO Linda Wilson speaking to @ShelterNS AGM - “We continue to refine and re-envision the future of ShelterNS with the noble goal of one day closing our shelters when everyone has a place to live.” What can you do to help realize this goal?
Click here to see our latest media release, which provides details on our response to the wildfires and on the investment of funds from the United Way Halifax Wildfire Recovery Appeal.
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Here’s an updated list of registered charities, incorporated nonprofits and Indigenous governing bodies that have received funding from the United Way Halifax Wildfire Recovery Appeal, including new recipients in Shelburne County.
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Wow. Nova Scotia, you are amazing! $330,000 raised for @UWHalifax for the Wildfire Recovery Concert through an event that came together in less than a week because of our incredible community. Thank you.
Behind the scenes at tonight’s Wildfire Recovery Concert at @ScotiabankCtr - in support of the United Way’s Appeal. All proceeds will go to support the restoration of social programs and supports in communities impacted in the Shelburne, Barrington and HRM areas. Thank you all!
We’re very pleased to be launching the United Way Halifax Wildfire Recovery Appeal, and grateful that @EmeraInc is generously matching individual donations up to $125,000.
Read the media release below to learn more.
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Communities need a wide variety of supports and services when rebuilding after a climate change disaster such as a wildfire. We're launching the United Way Halifax Wildfire Recovery Appeal to support those impacted by wildfires as they recover and rebuild. unitedwayhalifax.ca/give/uni…
Today is the Community Impact Sector Day of Recognition! We're so thrilled to be part of a morning of workshops, and an afternoon of entertainment and celebration of our Invisible Champion Award winners! Tune in online: sectordayns.ca/
When a big red wall in the new office sings out for a special brand moment – you ask your good friends for help. Thanks @Wunderinc for the amazing concept, @BuildNovaScotia for the authentically-worn bench, and @tphcanada for production/installation!
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