The Syrian Canadian Foundation was born out of Canada’s commitment to resettling 25,000 Syrian refugees. Our mission is to provide unwavering support and services to newcomers, ensuring a seamless transition into Canadian society.
Success Skills Centre (SSC) helps immigrant professionals seeking to work and become accredited in Canada, to be able to use their home country occupations, education, and training sooner than later.
Starling Community Services (formerly Lutherwood) is a progressive, not-for-profit that annually provides children’s mental health, employment, and housing services to more than 16,000 people of diverse identities within Waterloo Region and Wellington County.
We call each other support partners (employees) because we believe in more than just coffee. We believe in building a bridge to a better future, creating a more sustainable future for all, giving more than we take.
Made in Canada: Our experienced manufacturing team offers the best customized residetial and commercial window covering products. Our dynamic service team offers just-in-time service for every single dealer.
Scale Without Borders is a network that offers free events, programs, and partnerships to help newcomers break into and thrive in tech in Canada. Learn from the stories and skills of trailblazing newcomer tech leaders and entrepreneurs, and connect with the right people and opportunities.
Founded in 1975, SCCC is a multi-service, community-based organization with programs and services geared toward under-serviced, culturally and racially diverse groups including low-income women, children and families, at-risk youth, people with developmental and/or physical disabilities.
The Saskatoon Open Door Society welcomes refugees and displaced people from around the globe by providing assistance with airport receptions, interpretation and translation services, housing, income support, health cards and medical appointments, transportation, grocery shopping, and registering children for school.
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is the voice of Saskatchewan business, representing all sizes of businesses, local chambers, and professional associations. It advocates on key issues, provides resources, hosts events, and engages with Indigenous communities.
The Rural Manitoba Immigrant Employment Council (RMIEC) is guided through the strategic direction of an Advisory Committee and hosted by a not-for-profit organization. The RMIEC provides Rural MB employers with solutions, tools, and resources they need to attract, hire, and retain qualified immigrants.
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