We continue to remotely offer as many services as possible by phone, e-mail, or any other electronic means available to us. For any inquiries on any issue or situation related to immigration and refugee process, as well as about all our services please either contact us by email or call 416-469-9754.
Our Settlement Programs include temporary shelter for women and children, primary health clinic, women’s programs, employment help, English classes and workshops. Due to the COVID-19 emergency, we are supporting only by phone (please call 416- 469 97 54) and by email (at info@fcjrefugeecentre.org). We are open from Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
We are here for you during these difficult times! Our weekly drop-ins have moved to GotoMeeting. Every Wednesday, the FCJ Youth Network is meeting virtually to continue supporting one another while we practice physical distance.
The Anti-Trafficking and Migrant Workers Mobile Program is active. Connect with us by phone: 416-469-9754, or in WhatsApp: 647-9712153. We are providing remote services to migrant workers in different languages.
The FCJ Refugee Centre is hosting a new COVID-19 vaccination clinic for residents of Toronto Without OHIP Card, on February 4th, from 1 PM to 5 PM. Children aged 5 to 11 (born 2019-2016) can receive their 1st or 2nd dose 1st and 2nd doses available Boosters for anyone 18+ years of age PFIZER will be given to anyone 29…
Register » The Migrant Women’s Counter Human Trafficking Alliance continues organizing our bi-weekly meetings. The sessions are open to all newcomer migrant women! The goal for members is to engage in community building and social connection. Sessions will provide a safe space and tight knit community for all migrant women. This will allow the opportunity to form friendships, encourage healing,…
A message from Diana Gallego, Interim Director FCJ, Refugee Centre: This year FCJ Refugee Centre has been celebrating a milestone of 30 years of continued work with refugees and precarious migrants. 2021 has been a challenging year; we experienced a great loss and many members of our community faced great challenges. Our resilience resides on our purpose on walking shoulder…
Great turn out at the Status For All rally organized by Migrant Rights Network, a national coalition of organizations working on migrant rights in Canada. The event is part of the current National Campaign to advocate for Full Status for all migrants in Canada. FCJ Refugee Centre is proudly part of the organizing committee through the Migrant Rights Network.
Le FCJ Refugee Centre accueillera une nouvelle clinique de vaccination COVID-19 pour les résidents de Toronto sans carte OHIP, le 4 février, de 13 h à 17h.
Pour obtenir de l’aide pour réserver un rendez-vous de vaccination, veuillez envoyer un e-mail à vaccine@fcjrefugeecentre.org comprenant :
Ou remplissez et soumettez le formulaire suivant :
El Centro de Refugiados FCJ acogerá una nueva clínica de vacunación contra la COVID-19 para residentes de Toronto sin tarjeta OHIP, el 4 de febrero, de 1 p. m. a 5 p. m.
Para obtener ayuda para reservar una cita de vacunación, envíe un correo electrónico a vacuna@fcjrefugeecentre.org que incluya:
O simplemente complete y envíe el siguiente formulario:
The FCJ Refugee Centre is hosting a new COVID-19 vaccination clinic for residents of Toronto Without OHIP Card, on February 4th, from 1 PM to 5 PM.
To get assistance booking a vaccination appointment, please send an email to vaccine@fcjrefugeecentre.org including:
Or just fill out and submit the following form:
L’Alliance des Femmes Migrantes contre la Traite des Personnes continue d’organiser ses réunions bihebdomadaires. Les sessions sont ouvertes à toutes les femmes migrantes nouvelles arrivantes !
L’objectif pour les membres est de s’engager dans la construction de la communauté et le lien social. Les sessions offriront un espace sûr et une communauté soudée à toutes les femmes migrantes. Cela permettra de nouer des amitiés, d’encourager la guérison, de sensibiliser et de promouvoir la résilience.
Les séances comprennent un atelier d’introduction à l’art méditatif.
Veuillez noter que les inscriptions seront limitées afin d’assurer que le groupe demeure un espace fermé et sécuritaire pour tous ses membres.
Les prochains ateliers seront annoncés sous peu.
Contactez Isabella Eldeib pour plus d’informations :
Lors de votre inscription, veuillez sélectionner le groupe auquel vous souhaitez participer : MATIN (lundi à 10h30), ou APRES-MIDI (jeudi à 16h00).
La Alianza de Mujeres Migrantes Contra la Trata de Personas continúa organizando sus reuniones quincenales. ¡Las sesiones están abiertas a todas las mujeres migrantes recién llegadas!
El objetivo es que las participantes puedan contribuir a la construcción de la comunidad y a la conexión social.
Las sesiones proporcionarán un espacio seguro y una comunidad unida para todas las mujeres migrantes. Esto permitirá la oportunidad de formar amistades, fomentar la curación, crear conciencia y promover la resiliencia.
Las sesiones incluyen un taller de introducción al Arte Meditativo.
Tenga en cuenta que las inscripciones serán limitadas, para garantizar que el grupo siga siendo un espacio cerrado y seguro para todas.
Próximamente se anunciarán futuros talleres.
Contacte con Isabella Eldeib para más información:
Al registrarse seleccione, por favor, a qué grupo le gustaría asistir: MAÑANA (lunes a las 10:30 am), o TARDE (jueves a las 4:00 pm).
The Migrant Women’s Counter Human Trafficking Alliance continues organizing our bi-weekly meetings. The sessions are open to all newcomer migrant women!
The goal for members is to engage in community building and social connection. Sessions will provide a safe space and tight knit community for all migrant women. This will allow the opportunity to form friendships, encourage healing, build awareness and promote resilience.
The sessions include an introduction workshop on Meditative Art.
Please note that registrations will be limited to ensure that the group will remain to be a closed and safe space for all its members.
Future workshops will be announced shortly.
Please contact Isabella Eldeib at (416) 469 9754 ext.222 or isabella.eldeib@fcjrefugeecentre.org with any questions.
To register please select which group you prefer to join either: MORNING (Monday’s at 10:30 am) or AFTERNOON (Tuesday’s at 4:00 pm).
Un message de Diana Gallego, directrice par intérim du FCJ Refugee Center.
Cette année, le Centre de Réfugiés FCJ a célébré le jalon d’avoir accompli 30 ans de travail continu avec les réfugiés et les migrants en situation précaire.
2021 a été une année pleine de défis. Nous avons vécu une grande perte et de nombreux membres de notre communauté ont été confrontés à de grands défis.
Notre résilience réside dans notre objectif de marcher côte à côte avec nos clients.
Merci de nous avoir fait confiance lors de votre expérience d’immigration au Canada. Aujourd’hui plus que jamais nous devons être un lieu d’accueil et de portes ouvertes.
Joyeuses fêtes a tous.
Un mensaje de Diana Gallego, directora interina del Centro de Refugiados FCJ.
Este año, el Centro de Refugiados FCJ ha estado celebrando el hito de haber cumplido 30 años de trabajo continuo con refugiados y migrantes en situación de precariedad.
2021 ha sido un año lleno de desafíos. Experimentamos una gran pérdida, y muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad enfrentaron grandes retos.
Nuestra resiliencia reside en nuestro propósito de caminar hombro con hombro con nuestros clientes.
Gracias por confiar en nosotros durante su experiencia migratoria en Canadá. Hoy más que nunca necesitamos ser un lugar de acogida y puertas abiertas.
Felices fiestas a todos.
A message from Diana Gallego, Interim Director FCJ, Refugee Centre:
This year FCJ Refugee Centre has been celebrating a milestone of 30 years of continued work with refugees and precarious migrants.
2021 has been a challenging year; we experienced a great loss and many members of our community faced great challenges.
Our resilience resides on our purpose on walking shoulder to shoulder with our clients.
Thank you for trusting us with your migrant journey in Canada. Today more than ever we need to be a place of welcoming and open doors.
Wishing you and your loved ones happy holidays.
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