Reports

The Halton Bulletin presents local results from A Recovery-Free Zone, a one-year province-wide follow-up survey conducted by the Social Planning Network of Ontario (SPNO) on the impact of the economic downturn on nonprofit community social service agencies in Ontario.

This report documents the proceedings of four roundtable discussions held in 2009 concerning seniors issues in Burlington. It focuses on the areas of housing, aging and community Issues.

This study identifies the impact of the global recession on social service agencies serving the Oakville community and their capacity to provide their services to this community.

Produced by Community Development Halton and the Social Planning Network of Ontario, this document examines poverty reduction strategies in Ontario throughout the second half of the 20th century.

This document provides a social portrait of the Milton community. It highlights the socio-demographic characteristics of the community as a whole and its population sub-groups.

This document provides a social portrait of the Regional Municipality of Halton and its four municipalities: Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills.

This document highlights the socio-demographic trends and changes within the Burlington Community since 2001.

Commissioned by the United Way of Burlington and Greater Hamilton, this report identifies opportunities and challenges for senior citizens of the community.

This PowerPoint presentation discusses poverty, its root causes of poverty, and highlights current policies and programs that address poverty reduction strategies.

This document chronicles a discussion forum held on Friday June 27th, 2008 between MPP Kevin Flynn and Halton based community organizations and agencies.