YMCA WorkWell has released their Insights to Impact Report, which aims to address questions such as: How has the pandemic impacted employee well-being in our communities? Has employee well-being evolved since the start
Read ContinueNew research revealed that Canadians are planning to leverage their employee benefits to take back control of their physical and mental health in 2022. According to the second annual Canadian Attitudes on
Read ContinueThe Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) seeks to support organizations to combat racism, promote events and education, and build a more anti-racist society. Their $3 million National Anti-Racism Fund (the Fund)
Read ContinueThe Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit (CWLB) is now in effect and gives temporary income support to employed and self-employed people who cannot work due to a COVID-19 lockdown. The CWLB
Read ContinueThroughout the pandemic, a larger share of racialized and Indigenous workers have been in jobs that put them in close proximity to others, increasing their risk of COVID-19 infection, says
Read ContinueThe Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia (CSCNS) is launching the 2022 Workforce Insights Survey for the Nova Scotia community impact sector, supported by the the Association of Industry Sector Councils (AISC)!
Read ContinueCould your nonprofit benefit from pro-bono consulting services ranging from Strategy Development, Operations Management and more? Endeavour Volunteer Consulting for Non-Profits will be taking on new clients in early 2022!
Read ContinueNature Canada is excited to offer a 50% wage subsidy to nature-based organizations to hire youth for the winter term! They know you are up to big things in your
Read ContinueBell Let’s Talk Day 2022 is coming up on January 26. On Bell Let’s Talk Day, Bell donates 5 cents to Canadian mental health programs for every applicable text, local or long distance call,
Read ContinueMore than one million people work in Ontario’s nonprofit sector. They are highly skilled, well-educated, and widely credited with helping the most vulnerable in our communities, especially through the pandemic. But unlike
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