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.
Change it Up PD helps educators, leaders, and social service providers build skills in facilitating groups, delivering training, and supporting change. We believe that innovative and effective training and learning materials are important. But we also know that the approach to how those materials are used can matter even more.
The Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration (CERC Migration) is the first ever CERC awarded to Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), building on the university’s strengths and commitments in the area of immigration and settlement studies.
As a Catholic Social Services agency, we are guided by faith to care for and bring hope to people in need with humility, compassion and respect. For more than fifty years, Catholic Social Services has welcomed immigrants and refugees to Alberta.
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.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization that represents 400 chambers and 200,000 businesses across the country. Access essential services, programs, events and advocacy initiatives.
https://chamber.ca/news/welcoming-economy-for-refugees-sends-message-that-refugees-mean-business/
Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council (CRIEC) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to ensuring immigrants are welcomed and can participate in the economy to their full potential.
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.
We welcome Francophone and Francophile immigrants to Southeastern New Brunswick. From their first day in the region, we offer newcomers help with first steps getting settled in Greater Moncton.
CCIS is the largest immigrant-serving organization in the Prairies, offering settlement and integration services to newcomers in Calgary and Southern Alberta. Learn about their programs, partners, locations, and how to donate or follow them on social media.
Join the Welcoming Economy movement.
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.
