Community Wellness and Social Support

Strong communities help create strong individuals. When people have access to supportive networks, nutritious food, safe housing, and opportunities for social engagement, they are better able to maintain their overall health. Community programs not only provide practical resources but also foster connection and belonging. By strengthening the community, we strengthen the individuals within it, helping everyone lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

London Food Coalition rescues surplus fresh foods from local grocers and redistributes it to organizations supporting individuals and families experiencing poverty, ensuring all Londoners have access to nutritious food.

Old East Village Community Exchange is a project that fosters and supports neighbourhood-based connections. This project celebrates community assets, builds relationships, and strengthens local capacity. Visit the website to learn more.

Thames Valley CMHA offers several free community wellness programs throughout the year. These programs offer opportunities to meet new people, learn new skills and improve physical, mental and social health through group-based learning activities. See the website to learn more.

My Active Ingredient is a peer-to-peer information hub that provides practical resources to help individuals incorporate physical activity into their daily lives. The platform is designed to promote safe and accessible physical activity, particularly for people living with chronic conditions, supporting overall health and well-being.

London Cares offers supportive housing services to individuals experiencing homelessness. Their programs include safe resting spaces, housing stability support, and street outreach to help people connect with resources and work toward stable housing.