To increase studio time to be able to accommodate the artists in the collective in studio, due to new physical distancing and sanitation safety requirements.

To purchase well-priced tablets and upload them with Zoom and WhatsApp to allow for communication and support to continue while safely distanced.

To help vulnerable clients, with technology and barrier reductions, to access online programming and supports.

To build community support for public and private sector investments in projects that create quality jobs, including recruiting and publicly recognizing employers that agree to pay a Living Wage.

To provide programming to support the mental health of women battling cancer and reduce isolation induced by COVID-19.

To provide food and systems navigation, to help people in need access other existing programs.

To help those experiencing food insecurity especially vulnerable families, children, youth and seniors.

The creation of nine enhanced dining rooms to allow for social distancing during meals and a safe area for residents to visit with family, friends, and other residents.

To change from in-office groups to a Zoom format.

To support staff to help with eligibility screening and delivery as the organization received gifts of home kits, laptops, and food hampers.

To help with priority needs to provide dinners to 300 seniors, low income families, and others in need.

To help adapt their counselling services to offer telephone, video, and online sessions and support to their clients.

To support additional staff to provide enhanced outreach services and assistance getting connected through technology, with specific Chinese language services for that community.

To assist with the collection and distribution of food to newcomer families.

To host a virtual support group for their most vulnerable clients during the pandemic by providing both staff and clients access to the resources and technology.