Info sessions Calendar/ Sesiones informativas calendario

Calendar of Informative sessions/ Calendario de sessiones informativas

The information provided through our webinars is also available in our Podcast:Borderless Voices   

Upcoming Virtual Info Session/Webinar

On June 24 our webinar will be in Portuguese

The topic is The Humanitarian and Compassionate application in Portuguese.

Aplicação humanitária e compassiva

Você está convidado a participar de nossa sessão informativa

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5416409090802840588

 

 

on June 25 at 10:30 am

The impact of the COVID-19 in the immigration system: measures in the refugee process and refugee hearings.For registration: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3491643617553253901

 

 

 

Si te perdiste algun webinar puedes escucharlo en nuestra seccion de podcast BORDERLESS VOICES:

https://www.fcjrefugeecentre.org/series/borderless-voices/

 

 

 

 

Si necesitan apoyo para poder registrarse pueden bajar este documento que  describe paso a paso como registrarse:

Guia Como Registrarse en la Sesion Informativa Virtual FCJ

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

READY TOUR FOR AGENCIES SUPPORTING REFUGEES: JANUARY 22

This is a special Ready tour for agencies supporting refugee claimants waiting for their refugee hearing. Through this training front line workers can be familiar with the benefits of the Ready Tour program

READY TOUR is a free program for refugee claimants waiting for their refugee hearing. Ready Tours are schedule twice a month in the morning time.  For many refugee claimants the time before their hearing is stressful.  The refugee hearing caused them additional stress and anxiety.

Some of the benefits of the Ready Tour for refugee claimants are the following:

  • Learn what will happen at the refugee hearing
  • Levels of anxiety will decrease
  • Empower participants to be well prepare for their refugee hearing

On this special session for staff, volunteers and placement students you will be familiar with those befits and also you will learn about:

  • Refuge claims rights during their hearing preparation
  • Obligations and responsibilities after their refugee hearing
  • Deadlines during the process and what to do if there is problem.

For registration please click here
For more details contact Carolina Teves at cteves@fcjrefugeecentre.org

READY TOUR FOR AGENCIES JAN 22

 

 

Show your support on Giving Tuesday!

FCJ Refugee Centre is making a call to everyone during this season to reflect on generosity and the work the centre does in making society a better place for vulnerable populations.

During this giving season, FCJ Refugee Centre calls on everyone to consider making a gift to show your support for refugees and other precarious migrants.

FCJ Refugee Centre relies on supporters like YOU to carry out important work so that we can walk with uprooted people in our community. We support refugee claimants, those without status, migrant workers, women and children in need of housing, we have a free health clinic, run a vibrant youth group and many other important initiatives that need support!

Please check out the campaign here and join us!  https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/fcj-refugee-centre/p2p/fall2018campaign/

Every act of generosity counts, and each means even more when we give together. #GivingTuesday includes people of all ethnicities, religions and backgrounds.

We want to acknowledge the support we received from Roots Canada , we are so excited to gift our residents , children and youth  with this warm clothing donations we received!!

Thank you!

Dispossession and Exclusion in Our Time: Transforming Our Reality with Monsignor Romero

  • Due to immigration issues the event o has been postponed. We will keep you updated.

 

How Monsignor Romero’s philosophy is still relevant to the defense of human rights and today’s reality in Central America and elsewhere?

FCJ Refugee Centre invites you to celebrate the canonization of Monsignor Oscar Romero.

 

DISPOSSESSION AND EXCLUSION IN OUR TIME: TRANSFORMING OUR REALITY WITH MONSIGNOR ROMERO

Keynote speaker: Juan Vicente Chopin, Dean of Faculty of Theology at Don Bosco University in El Salvador

Monsignor Romero spoke out against injustice and brought attention to the underprivileged and the dispossessed. Today we see this type of dispossession through forced migration, and refugees fleeing war, social violence, gangs, poverty, and other factors.  How can Monsignor Romero’s approach help those of us who are working to defend those who are excluded in the present day?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Juan Vicente Chopin Portillo

Fr. Chopin has been unwavering in his efforts to secure justice in the assassination of Monsignor Oscar Arnulfo Romero, on 24 March 1980.  And he is also extremely qualified to speak about the legacy of Monsignor Romero and on how his philosophy can inform our struggle for human rights in the current times. Investigations by the United Nations, and other international bodies have established that the four assassins of Romero were members of a death squad led by Major Roberto D’Aubuisson, founder of the ARENA party.

Fr. Chopin points out that three separate institutions have incriminated D’Aubuisson in the case: the Truth Commission, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and the Vatican Congregation on the Causes of Saints. He has been very active in refuting the claims of the ARENA party that their founder was not in fact the mastermind behind the murder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Job opening as a Youth Worker

Join FCJ Refugee Centre  team and apply for the Youth Worker position:

Start date: July 3rd, 2018

Salary and Hours: $17.00/hr, 25 hours a week for one year (52 weeks)

The Youth Worker will work closely with the Youth Coordinator to support a growing group of newcomer youth with their diverse settlement processes and social integration. This position will fill an important gap in our service delivery envelope, and offer great benefit to the community. Essentially, the Youth Worker will provide much needed additional support, to ensure a more seamless and supported transition into Canadian society.

For more details click here

Interested applicants are invited to submit a cover letter and resume by email only (in word format) by June 30, 5:00 pm to:

Loly Rico     

Email: lolyrico@fcjrefugeecentre.org

 

 

MIGRANT PROTECTION CLINIC

The MIGRANT PROTECTION CLINICS increase access to justice and service delivery for precarious populations, as they will be able to receive a broader range of services and supports from local and familiar organizations.

HOW TO REQUEST A CLINIC
Identify the date you would like to schedule the IMMIGRATION PROTECTION CLINIC.
To schedule a date contact Carolina Teves at: cteves@fcjrefugeecentre.org
After booking your IMMIGRATION PROTECTION CLINIC you are able to promote your clinic and book appointments for your clients.
HOW DOES THE CLINIC WORK?
Staff from FCJ Refugee Centre go to the agency who is organizing the Migrant Protection Clinic. During the visit FCJ Refugee Centre staff will provide orientation and immigration support to clients attending the clinic.
Also we can combine a training or presentation and the clinic the same day of the visit.

Check the flyer:

 

 

 

 

 

The Migrant Protection Clinic Program is made possible by the generosity of 

Workshops Series Schedule

FCJ Refugee Centre is offering a Series of workshops for women at FCJ refugee Centre :

You are invited to attend any of the following interesting workshops. To see the calendar please click here

  1. Healthy Lifestyle
  2. Reclaiming your body after sexual assault
  3. Healthy Relationships including sexual health
  4. Freedom from Abuse
  5. Tenants’ rights and Landlord
  6. Life Skills
  7. Workplace Violence and Harassment
  8. Sexual Harassment and the law of Consent
  9. Career and Job Training
  10. LGBTQ+ communities
  11. Indigenous Peoples History
  12. Self-Defense Class

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