As the needs of newcomers to BC changes and grows, the new BC Newcomer Services Program (BCNSP) and the new
Settlement and Integration
Information Sheet on Supports for Refugee Claimants
As the needs of newcomers to BC changes and grows, the new BC Newcomer Services Program (BCNSP) and the new
LINCed-Up! Newsletter
LINCed-Up! Newsletter This bi-annual newsletter will provide useful supports and information for settlement language staff in all regions of BC,
Resource Sheet: Welcoming Newcomer Ukrainian Families—Best Practices for Hosts and Landlords
This resource sheet provides tips and resources shared at the Welcoming Newcomer Ukrainian Families – Best Practices for Hosts and
Webinar: Welcoming Newcomer Ukrainian Families – Best Practices for Hosts and Landlords
In this webinar hosted by AMSSA’s B.C. Refugee Resource Network, the B.C. Refugee Hub and the United Way B.C., presenters
AMSSA Toolkit: Strengthening the Francophone Referral Process
As part of AMSSA’s Francophone Referral project, AMSSA has released resources created in collaboration with the Francophone Immigration Networks (RIFCB),
Introduction to the BC Settlement Sector
Introduction to the BC Settlement Sector Each year, thousands of newcomers arrive and settle in Canada. From immigrants to refugees
Memoirs of the Newcomer Integration Sector: a series of video-interviews
BC’s newcomer integration sector is going through major transitions as many of its founders have or are about to retire.
AMSSA Talk: Strengthening the Francophone Referral Process
Every year, French-speakers immigrate to Canada and settle in Francophone communities outside Quebec. Immigration Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) Canada remains
Supporting the Settlement and Integration of French-speaking Immigrants and Refugees Outside Quebec
French-speaking immigrants contribute to Canada’s strength and prosperity, cultural and linguistic diversity as well as socio-economic development. However, the pathway
