To provide access for people living with severe mental illness, and who are isolated in the community, with learning opportunities and connections to their peers through digital media platforms.

To partner with the Edmonton Movie Club for the India Film Festival, to include drive-ins and online screenings.

To start delivering packages of healthy food to clients weekly to help address food security and reduce anxiety.

To focus on providing evidence-based, non-intensive approaches to supporting frontline service providers who are currently supporting vulnerable newcomer populations in Edmonton through the COVID-19 crisis.

To provide temporary support during to Deafblind individuals through Support Service Providers (SSPs) who provide safe navigation and continuous information about the environment using tactile sign language.

A social worker will provide Deaf community with information about COVID-19 and systems navigation to facilitate equity of knowledge and services.

To support a facilitator that connects with participants through phone or video chat, develops a virtual kitchen to continue their learning, reduces social isolation, and connect them to resources.

To develop Pride activities online, or incorporating physical distancing, and providing increased support navigating through COVID-19.

To reopen/upgrade the Beyond Food Program by adding technologies that will allow for increased physical distancing during program activities.

To support the purchase and implementation of a curriculum to support social competence and transition readiness of young people with cognitive, learning and/or behavioral disabilities.

To help with supplies for the YEG Community Response to COVID-19 Facebook group which helps to distributes food hampers and information regarding financial benefit programs through volunteers.

A quarantine digital series brings concerts to elders via online concerts and iPad.

To provide support for individuals and their families for the unexpected, such as, medical supplies, emotional toll, extra caregiving support, schooling at home, and assistance due to loss of income all due to COVID 19.

To offer online 'Troupe du Jour' performances and a variety of workshops for a festival audience of all ages, abilities, and cultures.

To provide a three-day live feed of performances, including a virtual map and an online cultural food delivery/pickup program.