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Nov 15, 2024 1 min. read
Resources & Tools from Allies for Refugee Integration (ARI)
Allies for Refugee Integration (ARI) is a project aiming to foster collaboration between settlement service providers and sponsors to offer the best support for privately sponsored refugees throughout their settlement process in Canada.Learn more -
Oct 29, 2024 2 min. read
What is a settlement plan?
The settlement plan is the framework for planning all the steps needed to help and support the sponsored refugees settling in Canada.Learn more -
Oct 28, 2024 3 min. read
What does the word “refugee” mean?
Migrant, refugee claimant, asylum seeker … These words each have their own specific definitions but are sometimes used incorrectly.Learn more -
Oct 25, 2024 5 min. read
What is the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA)?
The Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) is a treaty between Canada and the United States establishing which country will assess a claim for protection at the border.Learn more -
Oct 21, 2024 3 min. read
Can an unaccompanied or separated minor be sponsored and resettled to Canada?
Canada generally does not accept unaccompanied minors for resettlement. However, there are some exceptions when the child has extended family in Canada.Learn more -
Oct 03, 2024 4 min. read
Get Ready for Canada: How SOPA for Refugees Can Help You Prepare
SOPA (Settlement Online Pre-Arrival) for Refugees is a specialized program, designed specifically for those waiting to be resettled in Canada through refugee resettlement programs.Learn more -
Sep 24, 2024 3 min. read
Can I apply for the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) as a Privately Sponsored Refugee?
Yes. Privately Sponsored Refugees (PSRs) can apply for the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP).Learn more -
Sep 16, 2024 3 min. read
Can I travel outside Canada as a refugee?
Yes. If you're in Canada as a refugee, you can travel outside the country, but until you become a Canadian citizen, there are a few things to consider.Learn more -
Jun 03, 2024 5 min. read
Navigating Disputes Between Newcomers and Sponsors: Understanding and Overcoming Conflict
Newcomers often rely on sponsors to help them settle into a new society, but sometimes problems arise. Conflicts can happen between newcomers and their sponsors or with others in the community. These conflicts, caused by different information, needs, values, or relationship issues, can make it hard for newcomers to fit in if not resolved properly.Learn more -
Mar 27, 2024 4 min. read
What are the financial responsibilities of sponsors?
Sponsorship groups are responsible for providing income support, plus start-up costs, to the refugee(s) they sponsor.Learn more -
Mar 25, 2024 3 min. read
What are the refugees’ responsibilities in the Private Sponsorship of Refugee (PSR) Program?
The Private Sponsorship of Refugee Program involves two groups: the sponsors and the refugee applicants. Each has rights and responsibilities at every stage of the sponsorship that need to be understood by everyone involved in the sponsorship.Learn more -
Mar 22, 2024 2 min. read
Who can be a private sponsor?
Individuals cannot be private sponsors by themselves. They must be part of a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH), a Group of Five (G5) or Community Sponsors.Learn more
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