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Adjusting to Canadian culture
Leadership, social, or basic computer skills
Low level of education or none
Want to learn about Canadian social norms
Skills or career training
Feelings of isolation or lack of social support
Are you a youth (age 16 – 28) struggling to adapt to Canada? The Moving Ahead FreeRunning newcomer youth program will help you get the skills you need to succeed.
Learn MoreSpeak Korean or Vietnamese
Have children ages 0-6
Community Action Program for Children is for Korean, Vietnamese, and Somali families who need parenting support and help. Learn how we can help you today.
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Live in the Vancouver area
Pregnant or have a child under 6 months old
Struggle with parenting
The Building Blocks Vancouver program helps vulnerable, first-time parents who need support. Learn more and get support for you and your baby today.
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Other eligible students and families
Living in New Westminster and studying in a New Westminster School (SD40)
Are you a newcomer parent/s to Canada with a child (5-12 years) and youth (13-18 years) living and studying in New Westminster School District (SD40)? Support for Newcomer Children in Schools will help you learn about in-school settlement support.
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Issues not covered by other legal agencies
Difficulty speaking or understanding English
Little or no knowledge of the Canadian legal system
MOSAIC’s Legal Advocacy Program provides legal help for immigrants and refugees. We help you understand the Canadian legal system and your rights in Canada.
Learn MorePoor or declining physical or emotional health
Frequently visits the doctor or hospital
Low English skills or language barrier
Needs support to be independent
Newcomer senior
Feel isolated in their community
Want to increase their health and social skills
CARES for Seniors helps older adults get help and support when they need it. Read about our one-on-one support for seniors today.
Learn MoreNewcomers or refugee-immigrants
Aged 55+
Wanting to meet new people
Wanting to learn about Canadian culture
Any background or ethnicity
If you are a new immigrant, refugee-immigrants, age 55+, or seniors from any ethnic community, join our Seniors Club to meet others for support, learning, and activities.
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A Protected Person
Live-in caregivers with COPR (Confirmation Over PR)
Do you need newcomer support and resources for settling in Canada? Newcomers and Community Building Program will help make your life in Canada easier.
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Permanent Residents or Protected Persons of Canada
Live in the Greater Vancouver area
Are you new to Canada? Culture Connections Social Mentoring Program for new immigrants helps you learn about your community, Canadian culture, and practice your English.
Learn MoreCurrently live outside of Canada
Have access to high-speed internet
Have approval from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to immigrate to Canada
Have an English level (IELTS) 5.5+
SOPA helps immigrants get the skills and information they need to live and work in Canada. Learn about our pre-arrival services today.
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