St. Luke’s Anglican
* Food for Life prepackage grocery bags, Tue, 11:30 am
* prepackaged Community Lunch meals available at 12 noon on the first, third and fifth Wed of each month
* 1382 Ontario St.
* 905-634-1826
Compassion Society
* new guidelines, see https://www.compassionsocietyofhalton.com/copy-of-faq
* Mon, Wed, Fri, 12 noon-2 pm
* can come once per week and only one person per household
* pick up is one bag of non-perishable food and one bag of hygiene items
* 484 Plains Rd E, Burlington (Behind Bingo Connection)
* 905-592-3722
Salvation Army Food Bank
* open Mon-Fri, 9 am–11:30 am
* have waived 21 day return policy, so clients can visit as often as necessary
* pre packed grocery bags
* 5040 Mainway, Unit 9, Burlington, 905-637-3893
* see website https://www.salvationarmyburlingtonfamilyservices.ca/ for full details
For a list of organizations who are offering community support during this COVID-19 outbreak, please visit the Halton Community Services Directory at https://halton.cioc.ca/record/OAK0007
Wellington Square United Church
* take home meal bags can be picked up Mon, Wed, and Fri 12 noon-4 pm
* anyone interested in donating food, volunteering or anyone in need of some support is encouraged to contact Co-ordinator Lisa Lunski at llunski@wsquare.ca
* 2121 Caroline St, Burlington
* see https://www.wsquare.ca/outreach/friday-community/ for updates
St. John Ambulance Halton-Hamilton Region is offering Online Learning.
As a provider of learning programs for the general public, St. John Ambulance is proud to offer online options for a wide variety of First Aid and Health & Safety topics for your convenience. Visit https://ont.sjatraining.ca to view the selection.
In response to the outbreak of COVID-19, United Way Halton & Hamilton has created the COVID-19 Emergency Fund to support the work of their frontline partner agencies.
The Oakville Community Foundation has created a list of local charities and resources they need during these times. Check this list often and connect with the charities directly on other ways you can help.
Oakville Public Library is offering virtual programs, including:
With your library card, you can also access their online resources to read, watch, listen and learn! Some of their popular digital resources include The New York Times online, Hoopla, Lynda.com, Kanopy, and cloudLibrary.
If you live, work or study in Oakville you can register for a card online at https://www.opl.on.ca/!
Cancellation of all events
