The AIDS Committee of Durham Region is a community-based, non-profit, charitable organization. We work in partnership with many individuals and organizations that support, in principle or in practice, our mission and goals.

Our mission is to help relieve the burdens of poverty and social dislocation within the economically deprived and street population of Oshawa.

Cornerstone Community Association Durham offers individualized support services, food, shelter and transitional housing to men aged 16 or older, women and families throughout the Durham region. If you'd like to learn more about the important work Cornerstone does or would like to find out how to get involved, be sure to check out their website or give them a call!

Durham Outlook for the Needy, a community-based organization serves and supports people in need by providing daily nutritious meals and outreach to patrons and volunteers. We do this with partners believing that through love, we can improve patrons' well-being, reduce the impact of poverty, and create a sense of belonging.

Durham Region Non-Profit Housing Corporation (DRNPHC) is a social housing provider that owns and manages more than 1100 apartment and townhouse rental units at 19 sites across the Durham Region in the Province of Ontario. Check out their website for more general information about the Corporation, its policies, operations, and mission as part of an overall communication strategy for all of our stakeholders.

The John Howard Society of Durham Region (JHS) is a non-profit, social service agency in Ontario Canada. We are dedicated to serving men and women, individuals and families, youth, and adults with programs in areas such as counselling, employment, literacy, housing, parenting, addictions, and more. Most of our services are free.

22% of the population of Durham Region does not have the literacy skills they need, however, this volunteer organization is dedicated to increasing literacy in the area. Literacy Durham is committed to improving adults' literacy skills for further employment, education, and their personal lives.

In 1993, the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) was established through the will of Métis people and Métis communities coming together throughout Ontario to create a Métis-specific governance structure.

A second-hand shop that slightly used and well-loved clothing, and household items. They are a non – profit and use the funds towards helping people in need.

Their Opportunity supports under serviced families with the means to enroll their children into local sports and recreation programs. Their Opportunity focuses on eliminating the financial barrier so that all children can develop a health lifestyle, confidence, and sportsmanship. Children receiving funding are required to "pay it forward" within their community through their Giveback Program.

YMCA offers health & fitness classes, child care, camps, youth programs, and more. Become a member at YMCA today!