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Adrienne Clarke retweeted
WomanACT is excited that @SuzeMorrison motion for #NoCovidEvictions was passed yesterday. But our work isn’t done: to implement the motion and protect women’s housing, @fordnation must sign an emergency order. RT and share our letter to show your support. womanact.ca/news/ontario-nee…
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
Thanks to all for the positive feedback - here is my op ed in the Financial Times explains why anti-racism should be considered an important tool in public health ft.com/content/8db5524b-a0de…
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
REMINDER: If your organization is working to support vulnerable populations during #COVID19 you might be eligible for funding from the #ECSFund, funded by the Government of Canada @ESDC_GC.
Apply before this Friday June 19 at 5:00 p.m. :
unitedwaygt.org/ecsf
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
One of my 7-year-olds just said "it's hot as bacon out there". I don't know what that means, but I like it, so I'm onpassing. You're welcome.
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
It's not always easy to share some of the specifics of my childhood experience, but I've realized that it's important. Folks continue to struggle the way that we did and we know that they're more likely to be Black or Indigenous.
torontolife.com/food/when-yo…
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
Trichelle Primo began attending @esbgc when she was 8 – now she's the agency's senior manager of children & teens, ensuring families have the resources they need during #Covid19, from engaging online kids' programming to meal deliveries. #communityworkers #frontlineheroes
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
Daniele Zanotti, our President & CEO has a personal message to share with the #FrontLineHeroes who have been supporting our communities over the past few months.
Thank you to partners @cityoftoronto and Mayor @JohnTory for proclaiming this Community Workers Recognition Week!
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
Aaaand that's a wrap for our Community Food Security Webinar! Thank you to our experts Adaoma Patterson, Paul Taylor and Kate Greavette for sharing your experiences on the front lines of #COVID19.
ICYMI: Check back tomorrow for the full recording at unitedwaygt.org/webinar
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
Thank you @UWGreaterTO for helping to support our local food distribution efforts during these challenging times. Your financial contribution is greatly appreciated. This could go a long way in helping those who are in need
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
She takes care of your mother. He gets your groceries to you. These are the unsung heroes who will get us through the COVID-19 pandemic dlvr.it/RTdPy1
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
As if we weren't inspired enough by the tireless work of these public servants in the face of #covid19, they still find time to inject some joy into our days. We're definitely feeling the #LocalLove ♥
Thanks to @sergeibaka, we were able to add some “avec classe” this week! These awesome scarves will be locked away and then auctioned off in support of @UWGreaterTO once we beat #COVIDー19 @Raptors @JohnTory @epdevilla
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
For today's #feelgoodatfive, this is a whole bunch of United Way folks, sending a whole lot of #LocalLove to the #frontlineheroes in the social service sector here in Greater Toronto.
Every day you face #covid19 to help this community.
Every day you inspire all of us.
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
It’s critical Ontarians stay home right now to combat the spread of COVID-19. It’s critical we provide you and your family with the tools you need to stay healthy. If you need to talk, we are here for you. news.ontario.ca/opo/en/2020/…
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
The measure of our city's response to COVID-19 will be based on how we protect the most vulnerable. That includes seniors, it includes the homeless community and it includes our front-line workers. cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/h…
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
COVID has exposed the digital divide hidden from view during better times. Applying for EI, accessing virtual care, ordering groceries, connecting with friends/family—the digital haves/have nots experiencing the pandemic very differently. Not just a developing world issue.
Adrienne Clarke retweeted
A reminder from Dr. de Villa🧣 and @TOPublicHealth about why it is so important to #StayHome at this time to help stop the spread of #COVID19 and help #FlattenTheCurve. By heeding these instructions we can all help free up vital community resources that are being stretched thin.
Dr. de Villa: most people take 5 or 6 days to show #COVID19 symptoms, but some take 14 days. That’s why it’s important to stay home now. Learn how to protect yourself and your community: toronto.ca/COVID19 Full video: youtu.be/o_G_FWAT7BE