MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY

JOIN OUR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

BUILDING WORKER POWER. LEADING CHANGE.

Healthcare workers have the power to shape the decisions that affect our workplaces, families, and communities. Together, we’re building political leadership in every riding and ensuring workers have a voice where decisions are made.

WORKER POWER

WHY IS POLITICAL ACTION IMPORTANT?

CHANGE STARTS WITH YOU.

Decisions about wages, staffing, pensions and healthcare funding are made at Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill. By organizing, lobbying and building political power, we are making sure we are in the room where these decisions happen and that workers’ priorities cannot be ignored.

WHY IS POLITICAL ACTION IMPORTANT?

You don’t have to be a political expert to make a difference. PAC gives SEIU Healthcare members the knowledge, confidence, and opportunities to become leaders in their communities. Whether you have a few hours to volunteer or want to take on a leadership role, there’s a place for you.

  • Join PAC — Become part of a growing network of politically engaged healthcare workers.

  • Connect With Your Riding Team — Meet fellow members and organize around issues affecting your community.

  • Attend PAC Meetings — Stay informed, share ideas, and help shape local priorities.

  • Participate in Political Training — Build skills in organizing, advocacy, community outreach, and leadership.

  • Meet Elected Representatives — Bring frontline healthcare workers’ experiences to decision-makers.

  • Volunteer in Your Community — Participate in canvassing, phone banking, community events, and campaigns.

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Contact Us

Have questions about PAC upcoming training or how to get involved? We’re here to help.
General Inquiries: info@seiuhealthcare.ca
Or speak directly with your City PAC Leader — they’re your first connection into the movement.