We offer a variety of settlement services for newcomers, including (but not limited to):

• We help newcomers with needs assessments and settlement plans to achieve their goals.
• Informative sessions cover key topics like health, housing, employment, and government resources.
• We assist with applications and important documents like health cards and SIN numbers.
• Notary services are available for various documents.
• Volunteers help newcomers with English practice, tutoring, and conversation circles.
• ESL classes and online language training opportunities are offered.
• Support is provided in finding affordable housing and securing employment.
• Guidance is given for job applications and skills training.
• We help with credential recognition in education or training fields.
• Assistance is available for understanding immigration and citizenship processes.
• Community integration is encouraged through social events, celebrations, and volunteering.
• Specialized programs cater to youth, seniors, and women.
• Our Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS) Program supports students and families.
• We help newcomers make friends and feel at home in the community.
• Support is extended to immigrant and refugee students and their families in adapting to a new culture and understanding the education system.

All settlement services are free of charge and available to:

Permanent Residents or Manitoba eligible clients, including temporary residents holding a valid work permit or study permit, refugee claimants, Canadian-born citizens raised outside Canada, naturalized Canadian citizens, and spouse and dependents of those listed above.

Please note, if you are not eligible, we can connect anyone requiring additional support with volunteers in the community to assist with meeting your needs.