Canada Chapter

Mental health is a huge part of feeling good overall, but sometimes it’s really hard to gethelp. People might feel embarrassed, worry about money, or face culturalmisunderstandings. At Compassion for Community Canada, we want to create spaceswhere talking about mental health is normal and respected.What We Do: Our Community Mental Health Program connects people to support thatfits […]

What We Want to Achieve: Our goal is to help churches across Canada, the U.S., and Europe give practical help to schools and communities in Uganda that don’t have enough basic things. This means donating tech, supporting clean water, teaching good hygiene, helping with farming, having spiritual programs, and building new schools. About the Program: Compassion for

Lifeblood Connections: Our Program to Help Save Lives Bringing Neighbors Together to Give the Gift of Blood and Plasma At Compassion for Community Canada, we see how vital blood and plasma are. Think about it: thousands of Canadians, from those in emergency rooms to people treating cancer or chronic illnesses, rely on it every single day.

a) Generations Learning Together Strong communities are built when people connect – not just neighbours, but different generations too. Sometimes, there’s a growing gap between young people and seniors, which can mean losing important cultural knowledge, weakening family connections, and making our communities feel less close. What We Do: Our Generations Learning Together program brings people of all

Climate change is a big challenge for our world, and at Compassion for Community Canada, we’re working on local solutions that protect nature and make our communities stronger. We believe that caring for our planet and helping our neighbours go hand in hand. What We Do: Our Green Community Hubs program creates local spots where people can learn, work

Digital Help for Everyone At Compassion for Community Canada, we believe everyone deserves a fair chance to do well in today’s digital world. Things like having a computer or phone, and knowing how to use them, aren’t just nice to have anymore – they’re a must for school, work, staying in touch, and just daily life. But we know