news & events

introducing: Results Canada’s volunteer merit badges!

We're proud to introduce our new annual volunteer merit badges to recognize the unique and powerful ways our volunteers contribute to our mission of ending extreme poverty.

advocates took over Parliament Hill for an amazing #LeadOnTB Hill Day

Last week, TB advocates took on Parliament Hill to urge Canada to #LeadOnTB – passion-packed trainings, MP meetings, a Statement in the House and more ensued!

volunteer power in action: Canada boosts the Child Nutrition Fund by $78M!

Canada announces bold $78M commitment to the CNF to help fight severe malnutrition and give more children the chance to survive and thrive.

write to your MP, make your voice heard

Your voice matters and writing to your Member of Parliament is one of the most effective ways to be heard and make an impact. Learn how!

Community Health Workers Power the Fight Against Malnutrition: report

Community health workers are essential to addressing the malnutrition crisis. This new report presents the case and provides recommendations on how to better support them.

Volunteer Voices

Through the new Volunteer Voices section of our blog, our volunteers and fellows can publish the remarkable LTEs and op-eds that don’t make it to the opinion pages.

#WinTheFight

With rising global health threats and widening inequalities, we urge Canada to continue to champion the Global Fund and build on our current level of strong support to help #WinTheFight against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

#LeadOnTB advocacy day and reception on Parliament Hill!

We're co-hosting an advocacy day and reception on Parliament Hill to raise awareness of TB among our decision-makers and call on them to take action to help end this deadly disease. Invite your MP to participate!

it’s personal: why I’m calling for Canada to invest in the Global Fund

In the midst of bolstering our communications and advocacy, Alif made an unexpected discovery: she was vaccinated by the same programs she advocates for today.

Build on an exciting multi-month campaign, hear from global health expert Dr. Elhadji Dioukhane, and more in this month's impact-packed Action Kick-Off!

a critical moment for Canada: our budget submission

The current government will be tabling its first budget at a pivotal moment. Our budget submission outlines how they can step up in the fight to end extreme poverty.

welcome to our new cohort of Fellows! 

Meet the summer-fall cohort of our Fellowship Program!

become a Results volunteer group leader!

Our Group Leaders are responsible for supporting and engaging volunteers to take action by organizing meetings and providing tools and assistance. Apply today!

become a Results volunteer!

Our volunteers are everyday people from across Canada who give their time to take action, support each other, and dedicate time to learn about extreme poverty and the solutions to address it. Join us!

Canada must confront the weaponization of hunger in Gaza

In Gaza, hunger and malnutrition are not tragic consequences of conflict. They are a weapon. Canada must step up.

#WinTheFight

This month, we celebrate the remarkable progress made in the global fight against HIV/AIDS over recent decades. But this progress is fragile. We must safeguard these hard-won gains. We call on Canada to continue its ambitious support for the Global Fund to help #WinTheFight against the world’s deadliest epidemics.

Build on an exciting new multi-month campaign, hear from malaria expert Dr. Winter Okoth and more in this month's impact-packed Action Kick-Off!

Reid Drolet - Parliamentary Officer

We’re thrilled to announce that Reid Drolet, our former part-time Finance and Admin Assistant, is now with us full-time as our Parliamentary Officer!

#WinTheFight

With rising global health threats and widening inequalities, we urge Canada to continue to champion the Global Fund and build on our current level of strong support to help #WinTheFight against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

Priscilla Ama Addo: championing youth health in Ghana and beyond

Priscilla was one of the first youth living with HIV in Ghana to publicly share her status and story to inspire other youth. She now wants young people everywhere to be heard.