Are there any groups or associations from my culture?
Yes. There are many associations and groups that are specific to different cultures.
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Can I benefit from mental health services if I come to Canada as a refugee?
Yes. Resettlement experiences of vulnerable populations, such as refugees and other newcomers, can present unique mental health challenges. You may find that counselling can help you.
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How do we Create Positive Spaces for LGBTQIA+ Refugees?
LGBTQIA+ people represent a large, but often invisible, part of immigrant and refugee communities. Immigrant and refugee organizations have an obligation and responsibility to provide relevant, effective, and appropriate services to these immigrants and refugees, who are often marginalized within multiple communities.
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Temporary public policy concerning the resettlement of women in Mexico who are survivors of sexual and gender-based violence
The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), has authorized an initiative to resettle up to 100 refugee women survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) from Mexico to Canada.
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PRSN Lunch & Learn : Building Trust: The Benefits
The Private Refugee Sponsor Network - Ontario (PRSN) invites you to the upcoming Lunch & Learn: Building Trust: The Benefits.
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Trust is an essential component of any…
OCASI Panel: No More Hate: Transgender Rights and Futures
OCASI is pleased to invite you to the upcoming panel discussion: No More Hate: Transgender Rights and Futures
Pushing back against anti-trans discourse in Canada. A panel discussion at the intersections…
RSTP Professional Development webinar for Settlement Professionals: supporting Privately Sponsored Refugees
The Settlement Support Connection Team at RSTP is pleased to invite you to a Professional Development webinar about supporting Privately Sponsored Refugees and PSR and BVOR newcomers.
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This…
Family-based permanent residence pathway for people affected by the conflict in Sudan
This program offers people affected by the conflict in Sudan a new pathway to migrate to Canada. The program will accept up to 3,250 applications from eligible applicants and families.
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How do we serve refugees with in/visible disabilities?
The settlement process is particularly challenging for newcomer refugees with disabilities. This is because our communities and workplaces often have barriers that make things more complex for people with disabilities. Learning to welcome and serve them is an ongoing process.
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