We collaborates with residents, community partners and the City to advance equity and supports in the areas of housing, mental health and poverty reduction, promoting upstream, preventative services for Ottawa’s equity deserving residents.
Recent initiatives
In the wake of growing concerns in Canada and across North America about anti-Black racism, anti-Indigeneity, and the ongoing reassessment of community safety systems, the Coalition of Community Health and Resource Centres recognized a need to re-examine how resources are deployed to address safety needs here in Ottawa.
Learn more
The Rethinking Community Safety in Ottawa report identifies what is important to the people of our city, highlighting their needs and priorities. It also suggests practical ways of moving forward to ensure that every resident can achieve a sense of health and well being.
Provincial Elections
February 27th is voting day in Ontario.
Navigating the voting process can be overwhelming, but we’ve got you covered! CAWI, in collaboration with the Coalition of Community Health and Resource Centers, created these videos to help you cast an informed vote.
Have a look at the videos below to learn more about voting in the provincial elections in Ontario.
All Candidate Debates
Up-Coming All Candidate Debates
February 20th, 7:00 pm, All Candidates Debate, St James Anglican Church, in the lower hall, 1138 Bridge St, Manotick, ON
Please RSVP if you plan to attend to help us with room logistics.
February 20th, 6:00pm-7:00 pm Meet and Greet with Candidates, 7:00pm Candidate Debate / Ellwood Hall – Jim Durrell Centre/1265 Walkley Rd, Ottawa
February 20th-doors at 6:30 pm/ debate at 7:00 pm/ all Candidate Debate/ Glebe Community Centre/ 175 Third Avenue
Investing in Community Health: The Solution to Our Healthcare Crisis
Community Health Centres are key to solving Ontario’s family healthcare crisis.
