We are excited to share our new funded partner, the Tillsonburg and District Multi-Service Centre!

Joined with us is Val Jones, a Literacy Instructor for the Tillsonburg and District Multi-Service Centre. Through the funding of United Way Oxford, they can provide support to help older adults strengthen their digital literacy skills, while helping to bridge that gap created by social isolation. This program offers a variety of ways to participate to better ensure those that need the support, get the exact support they are looking for. If you'd like to support the work of united Way Oxford, visit www.unitedwayoxford.ca and donate today.

We are thrilled to share our partnership with one of United Way Oxford's latest community partners!

Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, the Strong Start. Joined with us from their organization are Machelle Denison and Lisa Williams. They share how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how supporting the work of String Start is creating incredible opportunities for young people to strengthen their literacy skills through fun and engaging activities. Due to the impact that COVID had on the learning patterns of young people, this program is needed now more than ever to help ensure that they are on the right track to succeed, as they delve deeper into their educational journey.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, the Oxford County Community Health Centre. Joined with us is Laura McCreery, Register Social Worker and Sexual Assault Therapist. Laura shares how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how developing a program like Sexual Assault Therapy has proven to help provide care, support and guidance to those that have experienced Sexual Assault and Trauma.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, the Women's Employment Resource Centre. Joined with us is Janine Jones. She shares how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how developing a program like Food Forward Oxford has helped to focus on providing support to those experiencing food insecurity here in Oxford County.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, the Navy League Sea Cadets of Canada. Joined with us are Loretta Walters and Doug Hannon. They share how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how providing a variety of free programming have made opportunities for the youth of Oxford County to gain a sense of belonging.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, Children's Aid Society of Oxford County. Joined with us Giselle Lutfallah, and she shares how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how providing care and support to families in Oxford County benefit the overall health and strength of our community.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, The Ingersoll Nurse Practitioners Led Clinic. Joined with us are Jessie Rumble & Stephanie Nevins, and they share how United Way funding has made their work possible, and how providing timely, accessible support has been life changing to those in their care.

This week, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, Ingamo Homes. Joined with us is Executive Director Diane Harris, and she shares how United Way funding has been vital for Ingamo's ability to help provide support, care and housing to women and children as they transition to a future of stability and community.

This episode, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, Ingersoll Fusion Youth Activity and Technology Centre. Joined with us Craig Boddy, and he shares how United Way funding has been vital for Fusion's ability to support, encourage and guide youth in our community to achieve their goals and find a sense a belonging through skill building and mentorship.

This episode, Kelly chats with United Way Oxford Funded Partner, CMHA Thames Valley Addiction & Mental Health Services. Joined with us are Lynn Wardell and Sarah Aalbers, and they share how United Way funding has been vital for their ability to assist those across our community struggling with mental health and addictions.