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CAW Local 222 has a proud history of community involvement. Here are some examples of the agencies that Local 222 supports.
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The United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington-Brock & Scugog
The United Way was created in this community 65 years ago. With the ongoing government cutbacks, many of the agencies the United Way supports would not survive without our help. The United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington-Brock & Scugog helps 40 agencies, which provide more than 200 programs that assist more than 80,000 people throughout our local communities. A link to the United Way is included in the Labour Links section of this website. You can also contact the office at 905-436-7377.
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Simcoe Hall Settlement House
387 Simcoe Street South
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 4J2
(905) 728-7525
Simcoe Hall Settlement House is a not-for-profit, Community Resource Centre dedicated, since 1935, to assisting children, families and vulnerable adults whose lives are affected by poverty. Volunteers and donations are greatly appreciated.
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US TOO - Prostate Cancer Support Group
(905) 683-0363
USTOODurhamregion@rogers.com
US TOO Durhan Region is a prostate cancer support group. Its goal is to help survivors of prostate cancer and their families to lead healthy and productive lives through support and counselling. The meetings feature specialists in a variety of medical fields such as medicine, surgery, radiation, nutrition and psychology.
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Luke's Place
Luke's Place is a non-profit social service agency serving Durham Region, run by a combination of staff and volunteers with the support and guidance of a volunteer Board of Directors. The unique focus is providing information and support to woman abuse survivors and their children who are entering into the custody and access process in family court. Telephone: 905-728-0978
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Denise House
Emergency Shelter for Abused Women and their Children
The Denise House has gained recognition as a valued service and support network for women...women no longer silenced by the violence in their lives. More and more women - from all walks of life - are turning to the shelter for safe accommodations, supportive counselling and information resources. This service enables women to create and nurture their lives free from violence. A link to the Denise House is included in the Labour Links Section of this website.
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