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The 4th Annual Halton Non-Profit Congress is Saturday October 3, 2026.  Check out the article by OakvilleNews.org: https...
09/04/2026

The 4th Annual Halton Non-Profit Congress is Saturday October 3, 2026. Check out the article by OakvilleNews.org: https://buff.ly/atR2i3N

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Tickets are going quickly!  The CDH Civic Action Forum is this coming Tuesday September 8 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Port ...
09/03/2026

Tickets are going quickly! The CDH Civic Action Forum is this coming Tuesday September 8 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Port Nelson Church in Burlington. Featuring keynote speaker Steve Paikin, speaking on the last decade of politics in Ontario, the event also will celebrate the work CDH has done with our community over the past year and be the formal launch of the Halton Research to Action Fund.

Less than 40 tickets remain! Get yours today at https://buff.ly/ixXceAI

Volunteer Halton Port Nelson United Church

Community Development Halton is pleased to welcome Kimberly Langille as our Community Planner!  Kimberly is part of the ...
09/02/2026

Community Development Halton is pleased to welcome Kimberly Langille as our Community Planner! Kimberly is part of the Social Planning team with a focus on housing initiatives including supporting the CDH Peer Research team.

Join us in welcoming Kimberly!

Volunteer Halton

Let's design the future of youth volunteering - together.CDH is hosting a Youth Volunteer Design Lab on Thursday Septemb...
09/02/2026

Let's design the future of youth volunteering - together.

CDH is hosting a Youth Volunteer Design Lab on Thursday September 10, 2026 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at 471 Pearl Street, Burlington. Together we'll explore what motivates youth to volunteer, barriers to participation, and how community organizations can better support youth leadership.

Spaces are limited so register today at https://buff.ly/5JPPV3h . Pizza will be provided and all attendees will receive volunteer hours for their participation.

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What helps youth feel connected, engaged, and included?Community Development Halton, Just Be You, and Oak Park Neighbour...
08/28/2026

What helps youth feel connected, engaged, and included?

Community Development Halton, Just Be You, and Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre invite youth (ages 14–26) and youth-serving organizations to join an online conversation about youth engagement and belonging in Halton.

During the call you will hear about an upcoming community research project to explore

✔ Barriers and facilitators to youth participation in community programs and services

✔ What helps young people feel connected and supported

✔ How organizations can strengthen youth engagement and belonging

We will share our ideas for exploring youth insights through art.

But during the call we also want to hear from you!

We are looking for collaborators - local youth and agency folks to help shape and implement this community research project.

We want to ensure that this project centres the voice of youth in our community that are disengaged and/or facing barriers as we seek made in Halton recommendations for changes.

Who should come?
Youth aged 14-26
Representatives from youth serving agencies

📅 Thursday, September 24th
🕓 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

💻 Online via Zoom - A Zoom link will be shared the day before for those registered.

Your voice can help shape research that informs future programs, services, and opportunities for young people in Halton.

Register at: https://www.cdhalton.ca/event-details/what-helps-youth-feel-connected-engaged-and-included

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Data can do more than describe challenges. It can spark conversations, inspire action, and create new possibilities for ...
08/22/2026

Data can do more than describe challenges. It can spark conversations, inspire action, and create new possibilities for change.

Through Community Data Watch, Civic Lab publications, and community learning events, Community Development Halton translates research, data, and community stories into meaningful insights that help residents, organizations, and decision-makers better understand the issues shaping our communities.

The Halton Research to Action Fund supports CDH's social planning research and knowledge mobilization work, helping transform data into accessible publications, shared learning opportunities, and community conversations that uncover new pathways forward.

By bringing people together around evidence and lived experience, we're creating opportunities to identify strengths, explore solutions, and take action on the issues that matter most to Halton.

Because when communities understand their story, they can shape their future.

To donate, go to: https://buff.ly/jLKiywt

The Women’s Centre of Halton is offering free Digital Literacy Workshops for community organizations and their participa...
08/20/2026

The Women’s Centre of Halton is offering free Digital Literacy Workshops for community organizations and their participants, made possible through funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

You can choose as many as you wish from our twelve workshops targeting Youth, Seniors, Moms and Female Entrepreneurs. These workshops are designed to help participants build confidence using technology, stay safer online, access online services and use digital tools. Please see the attached flyer for details.

There is no cost to your organization or participants. The Women's Centre of Halton can deliver the workshops at a Halton based location or they can host your group at their Centre in Oakville. Simply choose a workshop and a preferred date and they will work with you to coordinate the details.

Need for more information or to book a session contact Nicole Provan [email protected] and Prerna Seth [email protected].

A community can appear prosperous while more residents are being left behind. New analysis from Community Development Ha...
08/16/2026

A community can appear prosperous while more residents are being left behind.

New analysis from Community Development Halton highlights rising income inequality across Halton, underscoring the need to ensure economic growth benefits everyone.

Read the full blog through the link in our bio.



TURNING KNOWLEDGE INTO CHANGE:  An evening with Steven Paikin - A Look at the Last Decade in Ontario PoliticsThe CDH Civ...
08/13/2026

TURNING KNOWLEDGE INTO CHANGE: An evening with Steven Paikin - A Look at the Last Decade in Ontario Politics

The CDH Civic Action Forum is Tuesday September 8, 2026 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. This annual event showcases and celebrates the work of Community Development Halton (CDH) and the CDH Board of Directors invites YOU to this community evening focused on building a more civically informed and engaged Halton.

The evening features keynote speaker Steve Paikin presenting an overview of the last decade in Ontario politics. For more than four decades, Steve Paikin has been a sober voice of rational, fact-based journalism in a world where “alternative facts” too often seem in vogue. He is now the host of The Paikin Podcast, a weekly offering focused on national and international affairs, plus one-on-one interviews. There will be a short Q&A session following the presentation.

The event takes place at Port Nelson United Church in Burlington.

Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased at: https://www.cdhalton.ca/event-details/civic-action-forum-turning-knowledge-into-change

A community can appear prosperous while more residents are being left behind. New analysis from Community Development Ha...
08/13/2026

A community can appear prosperous while more residents are being left behind.

New analysis from Community Development Halton highlights rising income inequality across Halton, underscoring the need to ensure economic growth benefits everyone.

Read the full blog here:
https://buff.ly/upHwkMw



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