Featured Program: The Resilience Project
This feature draws attention to the programs and services that gifts to the Foundation support.
The Resilience Project is a collective effort by fourteen partner organizations to offer resilience programs for children, youth, caregivers, and families. Knowing well that the gateway to any individual’s ability to thrive is a connection to their community since 2017, Resilience Project Partners have been working together using collective impact approach to reduce barriers in receiving services and support to promote resilience in the Waterloo Region. Starting from a place of wanting to heal from, and prevent, child abuse and neglect, we looked to the research occurring around the globe have done that tells us that many factors that contribute to family stress often result from systemic inequities (Stoddart, Trocme, Fallon & Fluke, 2016
- Social Isolation
- Poverty
- Unstable/overcrowded housing
- Child functioning concerns (emotional/mental and cognitive/physical
New: Read more about the inspiring impact of the Resilience Project!
The latest project report showcases the incredible work done by the Resilience Project in 2023. This initiative, in collaboration with partners, focuses on creating murals that express collective grief and resilience among children, youth, and adults.
You can read more about the work of the project and the partners on The Resilience Project website.
For a list of current programs, click here.