Through this event we intend to raise awareness among the general population of the plight of LGBTQ Refugees and the multiple barriers they face. More importantly, we want to afford members of these communities with a venue to display their talents. This will be achieved through a day of musical and theatrical performances, art, exhibitions,…
RAD information sessions will provide the Appellant with a FREE opportunity to be better prepared for the presentation of their appeal before the RAD. Rejected refugees will learn the steps to follow and how to document your appeal before the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) Frequent questions: Am I eligible to appeal? Where should I go…
BREAKING THE SILENCE: A CONVERSATION AROUND FEMINICIDE AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE Breaking the Silence is a documentary that shows the violence that women are continuously facing, specifically in El Salvador. FCJ Refugee Centre was happy to release this documentary as a resource to create awareness about this situation around the world. The video will be…
Save the date! April 28 FCJ Refugee Centre is organizing the Forum: Building Community Support for LGBTQ+ People in Forced Labor (aka Human Trafficking) Join FCJ Refugee Centre and other organizations to a forum to increase the dialogue around forced labor/human trafficking as it affects members of the LGBTQ+ Community both locally and globally. The…
TORONTO, March 4, 2015 /CNW/ – Thousands of women will march through the downtown streets on Saturday March 7 in North America’s largest International Women’s Day demonstration. Organized by a coalition of community, students and labour and sponsored by Women Working with Immigrant Women, this year’s theme is “Our Bodies, Our Territories, Our Communities”…
RAD information sessions will provide the Appellant with a FREE opportunity to be better prepared for the presentation of their appeal before the RAD. Rejected refugees will learn the steps to follow and how to document your appeal before the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). RAD info-sessions are hosted by the Coalition of Service Providers for…
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…
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.
