The settlement sector has hundreds of projects and activities underway at any time. We would like this wiki to be a place where you can document your agency's current and past interesting and unique projects. However, this isn't a place to "advertise" your projects, instead let your colleagues know the process and details of activities your agency has undertaken.
This booklet will show you many low-cost and no-cost things you can do to make your event more inclusive. It also includes a checklist to help you plan.
This resource is produced by the Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure.
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Refugee women sometimes experience intimate partner violence. Do you know how pre-migration and migration trauma can impact the safety of refugee women and their families? Do you know how to work collaboratively with violence against women experts in your community? Does your organization have policies and protocols in place to help you respond safely and effectively to situations of intimate partner violence?
We hope that you will accept our invitation to take advantage of this free training for yourself or your organization to help standardize your RAP workers' approach to aiding female refugee survivors of violence.
OCASI is considering planning an online series to help strengthen our community of agencies, promote connection, encourage sharing of information, and discuss important topics for the sector.
The series is based on a successful previous #CdnImm* in-person event series OCASI ran a few years ago.
April 7, 2021 - Thunder Bay, ON
Helping low-income families move out of community housing into a home of their own
SAULT STE. MARIE — The Ontario government is investing $900,000 in an innovative project in Sault Ste. Marie that will help people move out of community housing and provide training to help social assistance recipients get good jobs.
Process will determine Settlement Program and Resettlement Assistance Program services across Canada for up to 5 years
The Ontario Nonprofit Network has received funding from Status of Women Canada for a three-year project to apply a GBA+ lens (gender based intersectional analysis) to iIdentify barriers to women workers’ economic empowerment and prosperity in the nonprofit sector and develop and implement pilot solutions to address these barriers at the organizational, network and policy levels.
Take the pulse of your city with MyCOM, the My City of Migration Diagnostic.
The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage presented its tenth report after studying Systemic Racism and Religious Discrimination.
A guide to understanding the importance of trauma and the resilience of refugees.