This study sheds light on the critical need to rethink support mechanisms for youth human trafficking survivors in Ontario.
The research contributes valuable insights to the ongoing discourse on survivor-centered approaches, providing empirical evidence to enhance both practice and policy, ultimately aiming to improve the well-being of youth survivors in Ontario’s urban landscape.
By embracing principles of empathy, flexibility, and inter-organizational collaboration, we can create a more supportive environment conducive to healing and empowerment.
Published: May 2024.
This study is supported by the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services.
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A guide for refugee claimants with a list of resources online that will allow them to get a lot of information related to how to get ready for their refugee hearing.
Also included in this document is a list of our different services and programs, with information about our webinars, and podcasts, presentations and documents, and much more.
Updated: September 2024.
This presentation is possible thanks to the support of The Law Foundation of Ontario.
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El Número de Seguro Social (Social Insurance Nuimber, SIN) es un número único que proporciona el Gobierno de Canadá para mantener un registro de tus impuestos, trabajo y beneficios. Está asignado a una persona y no puede ser utilizado por ninguna otra.
Sigue los sencillos pasos explicados en esta guía para obtener tu Número SIN.
Publicado en julio de 2024.
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The Social Insurance Number (SIN) is a unique number that the Government of Canada provides to keep a record of your taxes, work, and benefits. It is assigned to one person and cannot be used by another one.
Follow the simple steps explained in this guidet to obtain your SIN Number.
Published: July 2024.
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Published: June 2024.
In 2016, the FCJ Youth Network produced a report assessing the secondary school system in Ontario on 5 salient areas: Getting In, Equitable Participation, Anti-Discrimination, Support, and Moving On.
This report was instrumental in setting the trajectory of several positive advancements in education access for folks with precarious immigration statuses.
Due to regressions observed in recent times, and by support and funding from the Maytree Foundation, we have been working on a more extensive version of the 2016 report card.
The new report is divided into two phases:
- Phase 1: 2024 School Year End [Assessing Elementary, Secondary & Post-Secondary System with List of Areas Of Improvement]
- Phase 2: 2025 School Year End [Updates on Implementation of Suggestions]
The report A Rocky Path: Understanding Access to Education Challenges for Newcomer Children & Youth, presented June 14, 2024, include the findings, conclusions and recommendations of Phase 1.
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This paper discusses the multifaceted issue of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), which encompasses various forms of violence perpetrated against individuals based on their gender identity, expression, or perceived gender. It highlights the prevalence of GBV globally and its severe infringement upon human rights, focusing on the unique challenges faced by migrant women in Canada.
Published: April 2024.
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This toolkit is designed to support you as you await your work permit and begin the process of settling in Canada. It also provides guidance on how to prepare for your job search.
Published: April 2024.
This toolkit is possible thanks to the support of The Law Foundation of Ontario.
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This toolkit is designed to help frontline workers navigate the refugee process in Canada, and provide support to refugee claimants.
The toolkit focuses on the front-end refugee process, including the crucial differences between Port of Entry and Inland claims.
Published: April 2024.
This toolkit is possible thanks to the support of The Law Foundation of Ontario.
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Presented by Stefan Enrique Joseph Kallikaden, Youth & Access To Education Coordinator, FCJ Refugee Centre.
Published: April 2024.
This presentation is possible thanks to the support of Maytree.
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Presentado por Diana Caipa, trabajadora de apoyo en el área de Lucha contra la Trata de Personas del FCJ Refugee Centre.
Idioma: español.
Publicado: abril 2024.
Esta presentación es posible gracias al apoyo de The Law Foundation of Ontario.
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