Settlement Services: For Immigrants, Refugees & Newcomers - West Neighbourhood House

At West Neighbourhood House, we are committed to helping immigrants and refugees settle into life in Toronto. We serve all immigrants, no matter their immigration status in Canada and length of residency.

As part of this commitment, we offer programs specifically designed for newcomers:

  • The Newcomer Settlement Program, which provides information and support to help immigrants and refugees develop the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in society individually and as community members.
  • The Mobile Settlement Services in Shelters Program, which works with immigrants and refugees who are homeless, living in a shelter or are at risk of losing their housing.
  • The Newcomer Youth Program, which leads a variety of activities with a focus on skill-building, fighting social isolation, promoting civic engagement and building English-language skills for youth aged 13-24.
  • The Employment Related Services, which provides information and support to help newcomers with their training, education, and employment needs.

We also offer other programs that may be of support to immigrants and refugees, including English Conversation Groups, West Employment Services and Training, Financial Empowerment and Problem Solving, and more.

We are committed to access and equity and offer services for clients facing multiple and/or systemic barriers to accessing social and economic opportunities.

Pour des services d’établissement en français et/ou la formation linguistique en français, veuillez contacter :

Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto – 416-922-2672 / 416-203-1220 / https://www.centrefranco.org/

Logos for NYP Funders

Learn more:

Newcomer Settlement Program

Mobile Settlement Services in Shelters Program

Newcomer Youth Program

Employment Related Services

 

Other supports and resources:

English Conversation Groups

Financial Empowerment and Problem Solving

West Employment Services and Training Program

Volunteer Program

Older Adults Centre

 

Back to top