ISANS is the leading immigrant settlement service agency in Atlantic Canada, serving 15,000+ clients annually in 104 communities across Nova Scotia, through many kinds of services—language, settlement, community integration, business development, and employment—both in person and online.
The Immigrant Centre provides newcomers with free programs and services including settlement, employment, language, nutrition training, and verification of translations.
HMC Connections provides support for newcomers to Canada in the Halton region. It offers services such as settlement, employment, language, translation, and community connections programs.
The Grey Bruce Local Immigration Partnership brings together community partners who are invested in the successful integration of newcomers. Partnership stakeholders collaborate on newcomer-focused initiatives, including coordination of services, community research, planning, and activities that support welcoming communities to build capacity, strengthen community, cultivate prosperity and foster inclusion.
DRUHC offers a range of programs and resources to help job seekers find and keep employment, and employers hire and train workers. Access workshops, counselling, wage subsidies, exclusive job portal, and more.
COSTI is a non-profit organization that provides settlement and integration services to immigrants and refugees in Ontario.
We are providers of fresh and non-perishable food to more than 2,500 individuals per month in the Don Mills area of North York.
Founded by World Vision Canada in 1989, Christie Refugee Welcome Centre began as the World Vision Reception Centre, developed to welcome some of the 750 Government-Assisted Refugees arriving to Toronto in the late 1980s.
Carty House is a community that provides housing and support to female refugees who arrived alone in Canada. Learn how you can donate, volunteer, or get involved in this important mission.
CIWA (Calgary Immigrant Women’s Association) supports immigrant and refugee women, girls and their families. We have more than 50 programs that can support you with settlement needs, language and employment training, family matters.
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Be part of a future where refugees have equal access to employment opportunities, businesses and employers recognize their diverse talents, and inclusive practices drive innovation, prosperity, and social cohesion within our communities.
