October 9, 2024 In this Virtual Information Session, participants will gain valuable insights into the mental health challenges faced by
E-Learning
Supporting Newcomers During Climate Emergencies
In this Virtual Information Session, viewers will learn how to plan for a climate emergency, so they can be prepared
E-Learning Course: Anti-Racism Foundations for Inclusive Communities
On March 7, 2024, AMSSA facilitated the “Anti-Racism Foundations for Inclusive Communities” workshop for settlement service providers across BC. In
E-Learning Course: Starting Off on the Right Foot: Using Visual Support Strategies for Young Children with Developmental Disabilities
On February 13, 2024, AMSSA hosted a 2-hour virtual workshop presented by a board-certified Behavior Analyst, Dr. Brenda Fossett, on
WorkSafeBC Awareness Videos: B.C.’s New Asbestos Regulations and Why They Matter for Newcomers
On September 20, 2023, AMSSA hosted a virtual workshop “B.C.’s New Asbestos Regulations and Why They Matter for Newcomers”. Representatives
LGBTQIA+ Newcomers: Strengthening Support and Understanding (Part 2)
Building upon the foundational principles introduced in Part 1 (2015), this comprehensive e-learning course is designed to further enhance the
SWIS Webinar: Navigating Cyberbullying: Supporting Newcomer School Age Children in the Digital Era
SWIS Webinar: Navigating Cyberbullying: Supporting Newcomer School Age Children in the Digital Era AMSSA hosted “Navigating Cyberbullying Supporting Newcomer School
BCSIS E-Learning Course: Pathways to Permanent Residency for Temporary Residents
In this BCSIS E-Learning course, frontline settlement staff will gain a clear and comprehensive understanding of pathways to permanent residency
E-Learning – Settlement Practitioner Introductory Training (Part 2)
The Settlement Practitioner Introductory Training E-learning Part 2 is the second of a two-part e-learning workshop series focused on providing
BCSIS Virtual information Session on Substance Misuse and Addiction
In this Virtual Information Session, frontline settlement staff will learn about supporting newcomers facing challenges with substance misuse and addiction.
