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Our Impact Within Halton 2020-2021
We are pleased to provide a review of the fiscal year 2020-21 for Community Development Halton. As it was for all organizations during the past year through the pandemic, this business year was unique - challenging yet fulfilling. An amazing team effort involving...
Volunteer Centres: Investing in People
This Thanksgiving Holiday we know what we’re grateful for: Ontario’s 5.08 million volunteers.
We Thank You. Ontario Volunteer Centre Network
The Steven Worby Community Award
The Steven Worby Community Award is a $5000 award presented to a youth group or team that completes a project or service that serves the community or an individual in Halton Hills.ELIGIBILTY: Must be a youth team or youth group operating in Halton Hills. About Steven...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Orange Shirt Day
CDH acknowledgement for the importance of reflection, education, and listening on September 30th, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.
Community Dispatch Vol. 25, #1 – Housing Affordability
The evidence is in, and it is overwhelming. The cost of housing has grown much more quickly than household incomes. The past year has seen housing affordability discussed frequently as the impact of COVID-19 on changing work arrangements has created different opportunities for where people are located. This Community Dispatch will look at what is being done to address the issue of housing affordability.
COVID-19 Information
Current situation. Proof of vaccination now required for some settings: Starting September 22, 2021, patrons must provide proof of vaccination and identification with a name and date of birth that matches the vaccination receipt. Vaccination receipts are available...
Personal Reflections on Older Adult Isolation
Personal Reflections: A Community Eases Older Adult Isolation by Michael P. Nixon, Executive Director, Community Development Halton HAPPY BIRTHDAY! It always amazes me to see how special – and often simple – expressions of caring can bring so much happiness and hope...