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Coming to Canada means adjusting to a new language, culture and lifestyle. The transition for newcomers when leaving their native country, family, friends, culture, traditions, etc. to Canada is often difficult & overwhelming.

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Bradford Immigrant - Welcome to Bradford Canada

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If you are new to Ontario and trying to get settled, this site can help you find the information you need.

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CCI and World Skills are proud to be co-providers for Ontario of the Settlement Online Pre-Arrival (SOPA) Program. The main purpose of this initiative is to deliver a series of online courses to new immigrants who are in Canada or who intend to come to Canada.
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The Hub is a collaboration between the Vanier Community Service Centre, CHEO, Montfort Hospital and Sandy Hill Community Health Centre. It is based on the model developed by Montreal pediatrician Dr Gilles Julien. It aims to assist children and youth to achieve their full potential, by decreasing/eliminating "toxic stress" in accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Our core team consists of a nurse practitioner, rwo social worker, pediatricians and a receptionist. To compliment the skills of our core team, multiple partners are also offering services on site, including Crossroads Children's Centre, Le CAP, Youth Services Bureau, Orkidstra, Rideauwood, and First Words. Various other services, such as legal assistance, will be accessible to clients to support the provision of the most comprehensive care possible.

To regiter: Mandatory referral, or self-referral. (Please note that the referral form is not mandatory, the referral can be done by phone or in person as well).

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York Region Immigration Portal

Information for newcomers about living, learning and working in York Region.

Catholic Community Services of York Region (CCSYR)

CCSYR provides services for immigrants and refugees.

The Welcome Centre Immigrant Services

A one stop service that guides and supports immigrants.

The Association des Francophones de la Région de York (AFRY)

Offers a wide range of services in French, including assistance to newcomers in their settlement and integration process.

211Ontario

A directory of services in our community and across the province.

York Region District School Board

YRDSB offers a variety of summer learning programs for elementary and secondary students.

ESL classes in York Region
https://www.ycdsb.ca/ce/esl/
Adult English as a second language classes are offered throughout York Region during the day, evenings and on Saturdays.

Welcome to Canada
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/pub/welcome.pdf
Find out what to expect in your first few weeks of coming to Canada, how to get help, services and information on Canadian laws and health care.

Service Canada
www.servicecanada.gc.ca
The closest Service Canada location is in Newmarket.

Find Services Near Me
http://settlement.org/findhelp/ontario/
Find community services in a specific area or city in Ontario (crisis lines, community health centres, housing assistance, settlement services, finding a job and many more).

COSTI

COSTI provides employment services to immigrants and refugees and educational and social services.

Canadian Newcomer Magazine and Newsletter

Lots of information for new Canadians. Sign up for the newsletter on their website.

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OCISO | Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization

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Hello. Bonjour. Hola. Welcome home. The Town of Halton Hills and the Halton Hills Public Library are happy to announce we have launched a revitalized Newcomer Resources Program.

Whether you're new to Halton Hills or new to Canada, your local library offers a variety of great resources and services, in various languages, to help you settle into your new home and community. This vibrant community offers you a place to live, connect, thrive, meet, work, and discover endless possibilities.

When you're out and about in the community, you may find a Welcome to Halton Hills flyer at Gellert Community Centre, Mold-Masters Sportsplex, Acton Arena and Community Centre, or the Town Hall. When you do, take a flyer and present it at the Acton or Georgetown Branch of the Library for your welcome package, or simply visit the Halton Hills Public Library to pick up your welcome package and library card. Discover all the free resources that are available to you and your family!

Halton Hills is a diverse community with many opportunities for anyone of any age and background. Newcomers play a crucial role in every part of our community and in Canada. Your local library provides a welcoming, safe space for your family to connect, read, create, learn, engage, and play. Stop by and experience what our branches can offer. You'll be amazed and delighted!

For more information, please visit the Welcome to Halton Hills page on the Halton Hills Public Library website, call the Library at 905-873-2681, or email us at askus@haltonhills.ca.

Welcome to Halton Hills; we are so happy you are here!

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We live and work on land that is the traditional home of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Attawandaron peoples. This land within the Haldimand tract is promised to the Six Nations and takes in six miles on each side of the Grand River. We recognize and deeply appreciate their historic connection to this place.

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Immigration and Citizenship Information.

Information and referrals to resources/services to help you settle.

Access to settlement workers.

Immigration application assistance.

A Resource Centre with computers/Internet.

Information on education, employment and training opportunities.

Referrals to language assessment and classes.

We offer regular orientations to show you how to use NIC services, please see our workshop calendar below

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Newcomer Women's Services ( or NEW for short) empowers newcomer women and their families in these three key areas.

1. Settling in takes time. If you have questions about how to find accommodation, a doctor, a school-or a job, our settlement team can help. We work with immigrants from permanent residents, refugee claimants, naturalized Canadian Citizens, international students and temporary foreign workers. Call us at (647) 224-1371 or contact us at sc@newcomerwomen.org(We're also offering free webinars! Sign up now.)

2. Learn English in a supportive environment with other women. Our teachers provide top quality language instruction at four levels and free childcare is also provided. Call us at (416) 925-5462.

3. Our employment team provides 1:1 career coaching, resume makeovers, mock interviews and employment webinars. To access our free service, which is open to all women, men and youth, you first have to register. We also offer free career coaching, workshops and paid pre-employment training to youths at risk. (Ages 15-29). Call us at (416) 469-0196 or contact us at employment@newcomerwomen.org

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Newcomer Reception & Assessment Centres

In harmony with the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board's mission, and in partnership with schools, the Newcomer Reception and Assessment Centres provide families and students with a welcoming and supportive introduction to the Ontario school system. Through a clearly defined initial assessment process, the students' abilities, talents and interests are recognized and shared, enabling a smoother entry into the school community.

Locations:

St. Isaac Jogues School (300 Great Lakes Drive, Brampton, ON L6R 2W7)
St. Veronica School (680 Novo Star Drive, Mississauga, ON L5W 1C7)

Newcomer Reception & Assessment Centre Brochure (available in 10 languages)

What We Do:

Welcome newcomer students and their families

Introduce them to the Ontario elementary and secondary school system

Offer settlement support through Multicultural Settlement and Education Partnership (MSEP)

Assess English language proficiency and knowledge of mathematics

Suggest placement for secondary school students based on school transcripts, assessment results and age

Counsel secondary school students in choice of program/courses and post-secondary destinations

Send the assessment report to the school of registration

Who needs an assessment?

Any student who is new to Canada, entering the Ontario school system for the first time (Grade 1-12)

Any student from a French language school in Canada

Any student who is new to the Dufferin-Peel CDSB, without a Report Card, and who has been in the Ontario school system less than three months (e.g., transfers from other school boards)

Any student from the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, or Australia who has spent less than four years in an English language school system

Any student re-entering the Ontario school system, attended a foreign school system for at least one year

Any student who is new to the board without a Provincial Report Card from a Ministry approved private school or home school and who has been in the Ontario School System less than three months.​

Who can register at Dufferin-Peel Catholic Schools?

Elementary admissions are open to Catholic children and children of Catholic parents. Secondary school admissions are under the provincially legislated Open Access and all students are admitted.

How to Register:

1. Parents/guardians are to register their child online using the Online Application System.

2. Receive email confirmation acknowledging receipt of the online Application Form with further instructions regarding providing supporting documentation. Once supporting documentation has been received at the school office and verified, registration is approved and the student is enrolled.​

3. ESL/ELD teachers will book an assessment appointment with one of the Newcomer Reception and Assessment Centres. All elementary and secondary assessments will be completed in schools with an NRAC Teacher.

Length of assessment appointment:

Elementary Students: 1-2 hours

Secondary Students: 3-5 hours

NOTE: International students, refugee claimants, or students on work/study permit must have a Letter of Permission issued by the Admissions Department. For more information, email admissions@dpcdsb.org​ call 905-890-0708 ext. 24512.

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Do I have to wear a mask?

Yes, you will need to wear a mask or face covering when inside the building.

Will you have hand sanitizer available?

Hand sanitizer will be available in multiple, high-touch areas throughout the building. You are also encouraged to wash your hands with soap and water frequently.

Should I wipe my own area down?

At this time you will not be able to work at the centre. The in-person meeting area will be wiped down before and after meetings.

Will I need to have my temperature taken as part of a health screening? What else will occur as part of the health screening?

We will not be conducting temperature checks.

When are you re-opening?

Varies by location. Please contact the location nearest you for more information.

Will the Y be limiting the number of visitors?

Yes. During this phase of re-opening, we are accepting only a limited number of booked appointments.

How far in advance can I book my appointment?

Please contact the location nearest you.

When should I arrive for my appointment?

Please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes ahead of your scheduled appointment to avoid crowding in the office.

What programs will you be running and what amenities will be available?

We will continue to provide the great virtual options we have been since March. In-person - one on one - meetings is the only other in person activity we are offering currently.

Who is eligible for a Language Assessment appointment?

At this time, appointments are only available for clients who are not able to access online assessments due to literacy and digital capacity needs

Who is eligible for a Newcomer Information and Referral appointment?

At this time, appointments are only available for clients who are not able to access online assessments due to literacy and digital capacity needs

If you are open, why aren't you offering all of your programs?

In order to minimize risk by allowing for physical distancing, we are limiting the number of people in our centres during phase 1 of our re-opening.

Can I bring my own materials (e.g laptop, notebooks, pens)?

Yes.

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Being new in a country like Canada and specifically in a big city like Pickering, was very challenging until I came across Pickering Welcome Centre in November 2019. It was very helpful in many aspects of my new life in Canada.
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The Welcome Centre provides us a platform for friends; we have friends from all over the world. We share different information... If I have any questions, I can ask here and find the solution..
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The Immigrant and Refugee Services has been actively and proudly involved in delivering immigration and settlement services, English Classes and spiritual care since 1989, serving clients from all corners of the world with rich diverse cultural background.

The Immigrant and Refugee Services have been working with low-income people regardless of their immigration status or faith. Their immigration statuses include Canadian citizens, refugee claimants, convention refugees, permanent residents, visitors, and non-status.

Our services are free and confidential.

Mission

Mission statement of The Salvation Army - Immigrant and Refugee Services (IRS)

We are dedicated to:

Supporting immigrants and refugees in their journey toward full participation in Canadian society

Advocating for newcomers to live in an inclusive community that is enriched by cultural diversity

Serving all newcomers with the unconditional love and compassion of Jesus Christ

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Contact Us

Our free immigrant services will help you and your family settle successfully in Canada.

A Newcomer Information Centre (NIC) is your first stop in your transition to a new life in Canada.

Our Newcomer Information Centres are located across the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga, Brampton and Oakville. Our professional, friendly, knowledgeable and multilingual staff provide free one-on-one information and referral services. The personalized information and program referrals are intended to assist immigrants with all their settlement needs and help facilitate a smooth transition to life in Canada.

We provide information on the following services:

Employment Services

Education and Training

English Language Training

Housing Information

Health Care Services

Child, Youth and Family Resources

Legal and Social Services

Government Programs

Personal Finance and Income Tax

Community and Recreational Services

Canadian Citizenship

Additional services available:

NIC Online

www.niconline.ca
Provides free online employment and settlement information and referral services to Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees.

Commissioner of Oaths Services

Available remotely to take affidavits, declarations and oaths. Contact one of our locations to book your appointment.

Settlement Information Sessions and Employment Workshops

These off-site or in-house group sessions provide an opportunity to learn, share and discuss your career development and settlement progress.

Registration is required by phone, e-mail or in person. Sessions include:

Starting Your Life in Canada

Continuing Education

Canadian Citizenship

Know Your Rights at Work

Financial Literacy

Canadian Tax System

Identity Theft

Banking for Newcomers in Canada

Canadian Workplace Culture

Your First Resume and Cover Letter

Practise Your Interview Skills

Care for Newcomer Children (CNC) Services

Free childcare for newcomer children is available at our Oakville and Malton locations. Our CNC program provides care for your children six months of age or older while you access our on-site services.

NIC Itinerant Services

NIC services are now available within the community from various community partner locations:

Brampton and Mississauga Libraries

Places of Worship

Community Centres

Services available to Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees

Please provide one of the following documents to our staff at the time of registration for NIC services:

Permanent Resident Card (PR Card)

Record of Landing

Protected Person Letter

Upcoming Events & Workshops

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​Please register online at

Welkom! ~ добре дошъл ! ~ স্বাগত! ~ Dobrodošli! ~ Vítejte! ~ Velkommen ~ Tere tulemast! ~ Maligayang pagdating! ~ Tervetuloa! ~ Bienvenue! ~ Willkommen! ~ Καλώς ήρθατε! ~ આપનું સ્વાગત છે ! ~ आपका स्वागत है ! ~ Üdvözöljük! ~ Benvenuto! ~ Laipni lūdzam! ~ Sveiki atvykę! ~ Selamat datang! ~ Witamy! ~ Bem-vindo! ~ Chào mừng bạn! ~ Bine ai venit! ~ Добро пожаловать! ~ ¡Bienvenido! ~ Karibu! ~ Välkommen! ~ வருக ! ~ ยินดีต้อนรับ ! ~ Hoşgeldiniz! ~ Ласкаво просимо!
www.scdsb.on.ca.
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After you have completed an online registration the Newcomer Welcome Centre will contact you to book an appointment if a student:

is born outside of Canada and has landed in the country in the past 4 years

is a permanent resident, refugee, has diplomatic status or is accompanying parents with a work or study permit

is new to Canada, within the last 4 years, who has attended another school system in Canada

is born outside of Canada to Canadian citizen parents but doesn't have a proof of Canadian citizenship

Please note: a child born outside of Canada to Canadian citizen parents and has proof of Canadian citizenship may register directly at the school. Proof of the child's Canadian citizenship is required for registration at the school. ​

Contact Us:

Phone: 705-725-8360 ext 45151
Email: ganderson@scdsb.on.ca

What to expect during your visit to the Newcomer Welcome Centre?

During your visit:

we will review copies of the required documents necessary to meet the Ministry of Education's Ontario Student Record (OSR) guidelines to complete the registration process

we will provide you with information about our school board and education system

students grade 1 through 12 will complete English and Math assessments​

The registration and assessment process may take up to three hours to complete.

We are a scent free zone. Please do not wear perfume, cologne, aftershave and other fragrances.

​What documents should you bring to your visit?

Student's birth certificate (foreign or otherwise) to show proof of age and establish a relationship to parent

Proof of:

Canadian citizenship

Permanent resident status

Work permit

Study permit (proof of acceptance into post-secondary program and proof of payment for the program)

Refugee certificate

Passport of the student and parents

Proof of residency ie. rental contract, bank statement, utility bill

Student's vaccination record

Official report/transcripts from previous school​

Math and English Assessments

Most elementary and secondary students from non-English speaking countries complete an English proficiency and Math assessment. These observations will be shared with the family and used by the school to facilitate the student's program placement, thus enhancing student success.​ This visit may take up to two hours and families are encouraged to book an appointment by contacting the Newcomer Welcome Centre at (705) 725-8360 extension 45151 or 45160. ​

​​​Secondary Students (Grade 9-12)

Ontario Secondary School Diploma Requirements (Grades 9-12) ​

At the Newcomer Welcome Centre, student success is our foremost priority.

By facilitating a smooth transition for students and families entering our schools from outside of Canada and providing support during their integration into Simcoe County and a new education system, we all experience positive outcomes.

It is our goal to support each family from the initial registration visit through to graduation, through the coordination of established services available to all families of the Simcoe County District School Board.​

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