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Local 793 of the International Union of Operating Engineers has represented crane and heavy equipment operators in Ontario's construction industry for over a century, focusing on collective bargaining that secures competitive wages, pension, and benefits for its members. The union has two training campuses, in Oakville and Morrisburg, under the Operating Engineers Training Institute of Ontario, which has been operational since 1982. In addition to advocacy and training, Local 793 offers a range of membership services, discounts, scholarships, and a legal protection group, ensuring comprehensive support for their members. The OE Banquet Hall serves as a versatile venue for corporate and social events, further contributing to the union's community engagement. Generated from the website

Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Hamilton, Ontario, is a home improvement store and donation center offering a wide range of new and gently used furniture, appliances, home goods, and building materials. Operating independently but in affiliation with local Habitat for Humanity organizations, Habitat ReStores accept donations and sell diverse, high-quality items to the public at significantly discounted prices. Through their Aging in Place program, Habitat for Humanity assists older adults in enhancing their homes and quality of life by providing critical home repairs and affordable accessible modifications, fostering a supportive community environment. The proceeds from sales help fund Habitat's mission to partner with families in constructing safe and affordable homes, both locally and globally, contributing to the creation of stronger neighborhoods and a sustainable future. Generated from the website content

The Hamilton Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) supports families with young children, from newborns to age six, by tackling barriers that affect their ability to achieve optimal health. Through partnerships and community capacity building, CAPC enhances both adult and child health, fosters problem-solving skills, develops social networks, and encourages community engagement. CACAP empowers residents of East Hamilton to actively participate in planning initiatives for their communities. By working collaboratively with local coalitions, CAPC prioritizes the identification and response to the unique needs of children and families within the region. Generated from the website