Rural Small Centres

Service offers:

• orientation to Canadian life
• life skills development and supports
• community connections

Includes:

• assistance with accessing government and community programs
• referrals to community services including education, language learning, employment, and family support programs
• workshops on Canadian culture, citizenship, job readiness, and community resources
• support for families and students in adjusting to Canadian schools (Settlement Workers in Schools / SWIS)
• casual English language learning and skills development opportunities
• workshops on financial literacy, basic computer skills, employment standards, and more
• child and youth personal development programs
• access to mental health supports
• cross-cultural bridging guidance
• personal goal setting through the development of a settlement plan
• volunteer opportunities
• child and youth programs (such as Kids Club, summer programming)
• field trips and local experiences
• opportunities to meet other newcomers and established Canadians

• permanent residents
• refugees and refugee claimants
• Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) visa holders
• family class immigrants

• contact to make an appointment

Annual $5.00

• Newcomers to Canada - Settlement Services