What's New

 

 
Accessing the Gap in Health & Social Service Funding Between the GTA/905 And The Rest of Ontario:  An Update

Health and Social Services Funding Gap in GTA/905 Continues to Widen

Funding Hospital-Based Services In Local Health Integration Networks

Recommendations Toward Equitable and Population-Needs-Based Funding for LHINs
MPP Candidate Document
 

New poll confirms hospital funding will be key issue in booming and vote-rich GTA/905 regions
Strong Communities Coalition releases Growing Pains report

The Strong Communities Coalition is a new alliance of the United Ways in Peel, York, Durham and Oakville and the GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance with the support of York Region Human Services Planning Coalition and the Peel Fair Share Task Force.

   

An Open Letter to GTA/905 Residents

If you live in Durham, Halton, Peel or York here are some things you may not know about your high growth community.

 
Front line health care workers launch the Hospital Growth Funding Campaign

The GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance is asking for your help to make the need for hospital growth funding known to your local MPP

 
GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance presents to the Standing Committee on Social Policy on Bill 36, An Act to provide for the integration of the local system for the delivery of health services

The GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance called on the Government of Ontario to amend Bill 36, the Local Health System Integration Act, 2005, so that local health integration networks (LHINs) will result in improved access to health care services in the four GTA/905 regions of Halton, Peel, Durham and York.

 
Regional leaders again call for fair funding

Municipal leaders in Durham, Halton, Peel, and York are again supporting our call for fair funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health. Another resolution was passed by the GTAH Mayors and Chairs.

 
New report offers recommendations towards a health care strategy for high growth regions in the GTA/905

The GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance has released a report with 8 key recommendations to the Ontario Government, that echoes its Places to Grow strategy, and offers solutions for improving health care in high-growth regions.

 

  

View Report Backgrounder
Provincial report supports GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance call for funding to ensure quality care, close to home

The Institute for Clinical and Evaluative Studies (ICES) “Access to Health Care Services in Ontario” makes clear that the government needs to improve how it allocates health care funding across the province in five key service areas. The report supports the GTA/905 Healthcare Alliance position calling for a fairer, population-based distribution of funding so Ontarians can have better access to care, closer to home.

 
 
Your Support Matters

Tell the government of Ontario that you want fair funding of hospitals in High Growth Regions.
Your support as a resident of Durham, Halton, Peel and York and Dufferin County and communities of Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, Cambridge, West Ottawa, Fergus and Wellington will make a difference.
Complete the online form and your name will be added to an online list of supporters who want quality care, close to home.