Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS)

Serving the community since 1987

Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society provides a broad spectrum of programs and services which includes Employment Programs, Settlement Services, Language Services, Social Programs and Housing Services. Our services assist new immigrants, seniors, farm workers, women and youth.

About PICS

Our Programs

PICS provides a variety of comprehensive programs and services to assist new and recent immigrants with their transition within Canada.

Employment

From job search assistance to specialized programs and training in Surrey and Vancouver, PICS offer a range of services to help our clients.

Settlement & Integration

Addresses transitional issues faced by newcomers by assisting with barriers arising out of lack of necessary skills and/or limited knowledge.

Housing

PICS was chosen to develop a seniors housing and care facility within the South Asian community. We also operate a Day Program that enables seniors to socialize.

Children & Youth

PICS Society provides a broad spectrum of services to Children and Youth which includes Child Care Services, Volunteer Opportunities and Work Experience.

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Upcoming Events

Check PICS Society’s calendar to keep up with events, workshops, training programs start and end dates.

PICS LOBLAW hiring Fair

June 22 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

https://app.brazenconnect.com/a/pics/e/5P72n

Nursing Info session by FCR

June 23 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

PICS – FCR program is delivering an online information session to Internationally Trained Dentists/Dental Assistants in Health Sector. This federally [...]

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Success Stories

“My experience with PICS has been a great journey and worth a mention in my experience of migrating to Canada. I landed in Canada just when COVID hit the economy badly with multiple lay offs in the country making it much more difficult for a new comer to start a career here. I was looking for some help wherein I posted about it on multiple social groups and then someone referred me to PICS and this is how I got introduced.”