HomeBusiness and professionalsCommunity partnerships Category Community partnerships Poverty in Peel Working together to eliminate poverty in Brampton, Caledon, and Mississauga. Image Living Wage benefits workers in Peel Living Wage Week shines a light on fair pay, aiming to uplift workers and foster a thriving Peel community. Learn more Poverty in Peel at a glance An overview of Peel's poverty statistics. The Peel Poverty Reduction Committee This collaborative committee works to ensure that Peel is a livable community for all. Tax toolkits General guidance for residents and organizations about tax benefits and filing taxes. Boosting your income Details on government grants, claims, and programs that can increase your income. Your voice matters Help advocate for fair Ontario Works rates. Share your feedback Related information Peel Food Map Help with housing Homeless support Poverty in Peel Reduction Strategy 2018 to 2028 ImageImageTitleApply for a discounted bus passDescriptionCheck if you qualify for a discounted monthly bus pass and 50% off a GO Transit fare.ImageImageTitleBecome a living wage employerDescriptionA living wage is the hourly wage a worker needs to cover basic expenses and participate in the community.ImageImageTitleCalculate your benefitsDescriptionUse the child and family benefits calculator to see which benefits and credits you qualify for.ImageImageTitleSave more on child careDescriptionChild care subsidy and the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care plan work together to lower child care costs. If eligible, your child care may be free.
