READY TOUR Ready Tour provides Refugee Claimants with a FREE opportunity to be better prepared for their hearing, see a hearing room, learn what happens at the hearing, and ask questions about the process. Date: March 5th , 2015 Time: 1:30 pm Place: 74 Victoria St To confirm registration please contact Carolina Teves at info@readytour.ca…
News and Events
On November 22nd the FCJ Refugee Center will be giving out flu shots to anyone who’s interested in getting one. Location: 208 Oakwood Ave. Toronto Date: Saturday November 22nd Time: from 10:00 am to 2:00pm
This is a call to include all people with precarious immigration status in all emergency benefits and measures for housing, health services, education, employment and income support during the present health crisis. There has been a significant response to support Canadians. The Canadian Government’s Economic Response Plan was implemented to support workers and businesses facing…
Over the years, the FCJ Refugee Centre has become a leading expert on issues that affect the settlement sector and help improving services for vulnerable newcomer populations experiencing multiple barriers! Through the Newcomer Settlement Program workshops, FCJ Refugee Centre addresses the current need for training opportunities for various sectors : settlement organizations, community groups, students,…
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FCJ Refugee Centre is pleased to introduce its Annual Report 2013, which reviews all the program activities implemented through 2013.
Get more information about the new programs, services and summer events at FCJ Refugee Centre ! Click here to see our Spring Newsletter
Refugee Update issue #79 is ready!!! Some of the topics you can find in this issue are the following: From: Strengthening citizenship or weakening democracy? From Kismayo to Canada: supporting older adults to age with dignity in their own homes. Building Collaboration to Combat Human Trafficking: Summary report on the Roundtables 2014 Youth Action Gathering…
FCJ Refugee Centre is providing primary health care clinic, mental health clinic and self-care at their main location to meet the disenfranchised populations from diverse cultural backgrounds unique health needs. The very essence of the program is to focus on the holistic health care which is integrated approach to health that treats individual as “whole”. …
The workshops are an effort to offset surmounting challenges that refugees are facing in accessing holistic and timely healthcare. Our goal is to increase access for refugee women to a holistic healthcare regime that highlights counseling and mental health, as well as greater knowledge sharing and dissemination of accurate and up-to-date information around promising self-care…
The barriers and impacts experienced by precarious migrant youth populations in accessing secondary and post-secondary education in Ontario.
Transitional Housing Worker Application deadline: May 2nd, 2014 Start date: May 12th, 2014 Salary and Hours: $15.50/hr, 25 hours a week for one year (52 weeks) Please Note: This position is supported by Toronto Social Services Investing In Neighbourhoods Program. To qualify for this position, candidates must meet the following criteria: Be in receipt…
The FCJ Youth Network cordially invites you to the official VIP screening of “No-Ledge”. A film by: Benjamin Cornejo.This video addresses the barriers faced by non-status & precarious migrant youth when accessing secondary and post–secondary education in Canada. For registration fill out the form below and click submit [EVR_SINGLE event_id=”5″]
Addressing intersectionality and igniting change FCJ Refugee Centre is organizing a one day forum to bring together multiple stakeholders including refugee and immigrant youth, youth workers, other field professionals and allies to participate in discussions around how multiple forms of human trafficking affect both domestic and migrant youth populations. Unfortunately, youth are underrepresented in dialogues…