Afghan Refugee Resettlement Initiative
Afghan Refugee Resettlement Initiative works with the local Afghan community to privately sponsor Afghan Refugees. We bring them to safety and help them start a new life in Canada.
Learn MoreWe have many programs and services to help newcomers transition to life in Canada. Click below to explore the options!
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Afghan Refugee Resettlement Initiative works with the local Afghan community to privately sponsor Afghan Refugees. We bring them to safety and help them start a new life in Canada.
Learn MoreLimited English or French skills
Housing/homelessness struggles
Lack of social support
Low level of education or none
Health issues
Lack of job-readiness and computer skills
Trouble adjusting to Canadian culture
Low income or financial difficulties
The Moving Ahead Program is for vulnerable immigrants and refugees who need help to settle in Canada. Learn about our Case Management and settlement services.
Learn MoreImmigrants, refugees, or visible minorities
Risk of domestic violence
At least one partner is a Permanent Resident
The Enhancing Healthy Relationships Program is for immigrant, refugee, and visible minority couples at risk of experiencing or perpetrating domestic violence.
Learn MoreImmigrant, refugee, and visible minority men who have used/are at risk of using violence in relationships
Have children under 19 (Vancouver program only)
The Men in Change program helps men take responsibility for their role in healthy domestic relationships. The goal is to empower men to make positive choices.
Learn MorePermanent residents aged 17 years or older
Newcomers approved for Permanent Residency
Convention refugees
Take our free English Classes through LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers in Canada) in Burnaby, Surrey, Vancouver and Online. MOSAIC LINC class certificates can be used for Canadian Citizenship application.
Learn MoreHave strong English skills (CLB 7+)
Identify as a racialized immigrant
Passionate about social and civic engagement
Rresidency status intending to live in Canada long term
Have solid volunteering and/or work experience
Flexibility to attend training every other Saturday for four months
Previous experience serving on boards and committees is an asset
SCOPE helps immigrants in Canada to positively impact their communities by engaging in social & civic initiatives such as boards, committees
Learn MorePermanent residents (10 years or less)
Unemployed or underemployed
Living anywhere in BC
Skilled immigrants: 1+ years related experience
English level: CLB 5+
The Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants (CPSI) program provides employment services in BC. Use your education and skills to get a job in your field. Learn more now.
Learn MoreA passport request letter with permanent resident visa issuance
A Permanent Resident Visa pick-up notification letter
An IRCC invitation to get pre-arrival services
An IRCC request that an applicant for permanent residence complete a medical examination
An Offer of Employment to a Foreign National (Atlantic Immigration Pilot)
A Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) letter/document
A Single Entry Permanent Resident Visa
Are you moving to Canada soon? The Planning for Canada program provides Canada pre-arrival services including resources on settlement and employment.
Learn MoreRefugees with permanent resident status
Protected persons with a valid work permit
Person under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET)
English level equivalent to a minimum of CLB 5
The Refugee Employment Support Services Program helps refugees find work. Learn more about getting one-on-one support to find a job today.
Learn MoreEnglish at LINC 6 level or higher (CLB 5+)
Lived in Canada for less than five years
Clear employment goals
2 years of experience in your profession in another country
Permanent Residents, Refugees, Refugee Claimants
Looking to re-enter your field in Canada? Workplace Connections Mentoring Program help newcomers to Canada connect with career mentors. Become a Mentee today.
Learn MoreGovernment-assisted refugee families
Families living in Canada less than 5 years
Parents with children aged 0-6 years
Families living in Burnaby or New Westminster
The MOSAIC Family Centre helps government-assisted refugee families get settled in BC. Learn about our newcomer family programs, resources, and support.
Learn MoreLooking for a job
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 MoreMOSAIC provides immigrant services and programs throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. For general inquiries, click the below button to contact our main Vancouver office or a location closest to you.
