Young people across the GTA can face many barriers to employment—all of which are exacerbated for low-income youth. Learn more about this unignorable issue facing our community.

After being incarcerated, Zoe struggled to find work. A United Way-supported employment social enterprise helped her get a job, connect to her community and feel a new sense of empowerment.

Cecil knows that to build strong communities we need financial capital and human capital. That’s why he donates his time to supporting United Way-funded social enterprises: businesses focused on profit and purpose.