We know you have questions about life and work in Canada. We’re here to help you settle, find a job, and integrate into Canadian culture.
MOSAIC has many settlement services for individuals, families, and all types of newcomers. While we offer many group programs, one-on-one support is also available in your preferred language. Language support is available with every program. Just ask!
Join or access these related programs and supports from MOSAIC:
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Refugee claimant
Recently arrived to Canada (0-3 months)
In need of emergency, temporary housing
We connect refugee claimants to safe housing across BC, offering suitable opportunities for refugees in need. Find housing in BC today!
Learn MoreRefugee claimants
Refugees (mental wellbeing services)
Asylum seekers
CUAET Visa Holders (mental wellbeing services)
MOSAIC’s Refugee Settlement and Integration Program supports refugee claimants in British Columbia. Learn more about our support and resources.
Learn More2SLGBTQI+ refugees, newcomers and naturalized citizens
I Belong is a program welcoming all LGBTQIA2+ refugees and newcomers. We provide a safe space to connect and receive personalized support.
Learn MorePermanent residents
Conventional refugees
Already living in Canada
The Gender-Based Enhanced Settlement Program helps newcomer families as they settle into their new communities. Learn about our free and confidential services.
Learn MoreOperation #NotForgotten helps refugees not talked about in the media. Currently, this project focuses on those impacted by Australia’s offshore processing policy.
Learn MoreAnyone with a self-disclosed disability
Immigrants or refugees
Anyone living in the City of Vancouver
The Accessibility for Newcomers Program connects refugees and immigrants with disabilities to employment programs and other disability support services.
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 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 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 MorePermanent residents and refugee families
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.
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.
Learn MoreMigrant workers in BC on a closed work permit under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program or International Mobility Program
Employers with a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
Migrant workers under an Open Work Permit for Vulnerable Workers
Dependents of migrant workers
Migrant workers on Maintained Status
Migrant Workers Program helps migrant workers learn about their workplace rights. We also help employers understand their duties when hiring workers.
Learn MoreA Permanent Resident
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.
Learn MoreAt least 18 years old
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.
Learn MoreAdd these upcoming events from MOSAIC to your calendar. We look forward to seeing you there.
View our Resources page for more helpful information to help you settle in Canada:
Are you looking for a program or support? Search our program and services areas to find what you’re looking for.
