IRCC Settlement & Integration program
This program offers settlement and integration services to IRCC eligible clients in the city of Surrey, North Delta and White Rock with the overall goal to ensure that the settlement and integration needs of newcomers and refugees are met in order to enhance their social and economic integration. We have been providing free services to the immigrant population since 2002. Read More ›
BC Settlement and Integration Services (BCSIS) Program offers settlement and integration services to eligible clients in the city of Surrey and North Delta to support the social and economic integration of newcomers to the province who are not eligible for federal settlement services and face unique barriers and challenges to integration that necessitate settlement supports.
Community Adult Literacy Program
Community Adult Literacy Program provides Free English classes for newcomers, citizens and work permit holders. Read More ›
Newcomer Digital Connect
A free program for Visible Minority Newcomer Women to gain basic digital literacy skills and employment training. Read More ›
Through this program, the goal is to serve temporary migrant workers in BC by providing the support and info they need in order to improve their living and working experience during their stay in Canada.
Designed to safeguard the right of living free from intimate partner violence faced by girls, women, disabled, LGBTQ+, Indigenous women and women of color.
The program aims at spreading knowledge of Aboriginal culture and Indigenous history to diminish any stereotype attitude towards Aboriginals.
PICS aims to provide newcomer women of all ages, residing in different communities of Surrey, an opportunity to learn about Canadian arts and culture in order to assist them in integration. PICS will also provide activities that encourage women to express their ethnic culture and art.
Free online evening classes
Beginner and intermediate levels
Practice listening and speaking
Learn the basics of English from friendly and qualified instructors
Focus on everyday interactions
Syrian refugee women in the Lower Mainland experience numerous barriers and challenges to wellbeing and belonging. In engaging with them, PICS has witnessed their vulnerability and the complex hardships they experience including bullying, cruelty and discrimination.
The camp will be done through the server Zoom and parent supervision will be required. Our camp is good way to keep your kids busy while having fun!
We provide customized and individualized job search-related support for immigrants with disabilities. The aim is to assist eligible clients to prepare for, obtain and maintain employment by overcoming barriers and challenges when entering the Canadian labor market. The services are provided one-on-one and/or in group settings based on clients’ needs and preferences.
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