About the PTF
Learn about what we do and how we do it.
Here you will find our mission, vision, priorities, organizational framework, and membership.
Learn about what we do and how we do it.
Here you will find our mission, vision, priorities, organizational framework, and membership.
Learn about poverty in Guelph & Wellington. Here you will find research reports, annual reports to the community, our strategic plan, and access guides.
Learn about how to get involved with the PTF.
Here you will find out how you can make a difference in our community by joining an action committee.
A Nutritious Food Basket (NFB) is a survey tool that is a measure of the cost of basic healthy eating. In May 2011, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health surveyed seven grocery stores […]
The STEPS 2 year program is a vehicle toward the path of opportunity, providing ongoing ability for intervention at critical moments in a youth’s life and acting as a vehicle […]
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 […]