The Poverty Task Force is hiring!
The Guelph & Wellington Task Force for Poverty Elimination (PTF) is a community initiative working to move poverty reduction issues forward. We are looking for an assistant coordinator to support […]
The Guelph & Wellington Task Force for Poverty Elimination (PTF) is a community initiative working to move poverty reduction issues forward. We are looking for an assistant coordinator to support […]
The living wage is defined as an hourly wage that is high enough to allow a family to pay for the basic necessities of life. These necessities include food, clothing, […]
More than two decades have passed since the House of Commons’ unanimous resolution “to seek to achieve the goal of eliminating poverty among Canadian children by the year 2000” and […]
The Institute for Community Engaged Scholarship/The Research Shop has recently published a report that presents the results of research on the emergency food service system in Guelph-Wellington. The report covers […]
The Institute for Community Engaged Scholarship thrilled to invite you to view the results of a Photovoice research project by members from six Guelph neighbourhood groups who used photos as […]
The 2011-12 provincial budget increased OW and ODSP rates by 1%. The Income Security Advocacy Centre has prepared a new rate sheet that shows the new basic needs and maxium […]
The Hunger Count 2011 report provides a snapshot of food bank use, characteristics of individuals and households assisted, and housing and food bank use. The report also provides constructive recommendations […]
This is the Chief Public Health Officer’s fourth annual report on the state of public health in Canada, with a focus on the health and well-being of youth and young […]
This new report, prepared by Research Shop intern Wanzirai Muruvi, looks at Guaranteed Annual Income, a concept that has dominated social security reform dialogue in Canada since the 1960s. The […]
On September 27, local Do the Math Challenge participants came together to share their experiences at a well-attended town hall meeting. Read about their revelations after a week of eating a typical […]