With a $4,550 Dufferin County Community Grant, the 1849 Lorne Scots Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps was able to purchase the tents required to implement our Local Expedition Training Program.
With a community grant of $5000, Westside was able to develop our sustainable style and gardening projects.
With a Community Grant for $2,500, Theatre Orangeville was able to continue its extraordinary work in offering recreational opportunities in the arts for neuro-diverse youth from grades seven to high school through Theatre Orangeville Exceptional Players (T.O.E.P.) programming.
At the heart of Shelburne, the cricket pitches at Shelburne Cricket Club witnessed an extraordinary transformation, thanks to the generous support of HCIA.
With a Community Grant of $6,200, Orangeville Seniors Centre was able to offer a locally produced Christmas dinner and entertainment to 100 seniors and over 20 volunteers in Orangeville & District.
With a Community Grant of $2800, we have started to teach neurodiverse adults how to grow their own food.
The funds Headwaters Arts(HA) received were used to help implement Headwaters Arts marketing strategy aimed at enhancing program delivery and cultural and economic connections amongst the artist, the community, patrons of the arts, and sponsors.
With the Dufferin County Community Grant, Fiddlehead Care Farm was able to redevelop the Co-Care Farmers program, supporting over 75 vulnerable children and youth to learn social and vocational skills in a farm setting.
The $12,000 community grant empowered Dufferin Parent Support Network (DPSN) to offer 30 free parenting workshops in 2023, benefiting nearly 425 parents and caregivers!
With $4300 we were able to provide Culturally specific Mental Health and Wellness support to indidviduals in our community who were dealing with a variety of issues from loss (death), depression, anxiety and other mental health issues.
Headwaters Communities in Action
