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Prosper Canada collaborates with policy makers, academics and frontline workers to build a base of evidence concerning strategies for action that empower low-income and vulnerable families.

The majority of our publications are provided in accessible formats. For publications that do not meet this requirement, an accessible format is available on request at info@prospercanada.org.

2023
Il est prouvé que l’accès à une aide et à des conseils financiers pertinents et de qualité est associé à une meilleure santé financière et à une plus grande résilience,mais tous les Canadiens n’ont pas accès à l’aide et aux conseils financiers dont ils ont besoin. Les Canadiens ayant un faible revenu sont souvent incapables d’accéder aux types d’aide dont ils ont besoin pour renforcer leur capacité financière, maximiser leurs revenus, résoudre des problèmes financiers urgents, et fixer des objectifs financiers et les atteindre.
2023
Our new report shows that access to relevant, high-quality financial help and advice is associated with greater financial health and resilience, but not all Canadians have access to the financial help and advice they need. Canadians with low incomes are frequently unable to access the types of help they need to build their financial capability, maximize their incomes, tackle urgent financial problems, and set and pursue financial goals.
2023
Prosper Canada welcomes the 2023 Ontario provincial budget. Ontario has been a leader in investing in on-the-ground financial help services for people with low and moderate incomes. We continue to encourage the Ontario government to continue to invest in, enhance and expand critically needed community financial help services.
2023
Prosper Canada is pleased to see new government initiatives to help support vulnerable Canadians such as automatic tax-filing, the Grocery Rebate and the expansion of the dental benefit. These, along with important financial consumer protection steps are crucial to addressing the issues Canadian families are facing. There are still critical gaps in our social safety net and we encourage the government to support the community sector and work collaboratively with partners in all sectors to advance solutions. 
2022
This report provides a call to action for more targeted support from policymakers, financial institutions and community non profit organizations for low-income households and Canadian households who are more financially vulnerable. This is particularly important given inequities, systemic barriers and challenges many of these households face, along with difficulties in accessing financial help.
2022
We are very pleased to share our 2021-2022 Impact Report with you, outlining the efforts, accomplishments, and successes achieved with your unwavering help and support during an unprecedented time for all Canadians.
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