Do you need help with your new life in Canada? Our settlement workers meet with newcomers to identify needs and goals, develop a settlement plan, provide support, and connect you to resources.
Do you want to study English? LINC (ESL) and Literacy classes at Regional Connections are free for adult learners and childcare is provided for most classes. We also deliver English at Work classes in the workplace, in partnership with area employers.
Are you looking for a new or better job? Our employment services include resume development, interview skills coaching, job readiness workshops, a local job board, and a job search area.
Connecting to the community is important! Community Connections activities help newcomers meet new people and get to know the local community. We are Building Community Together!
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According to a new report by the Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership (PVLIP), the region had the fastest growing population over the past decade at 20 percent! To see the full article click the link below: https://pembinavalleyonline.com/local/many-newcomers-choosing-the-pembina-valley-over-winnipeg
Regional Connections launched the Settlement Workers in Schools, or SWIS, program in the fall in partnership with Border Land and Western school divisions. The implementation saw one full-time and one part-time SWIS worker hired to operate in Western School Division, and one full-time and two part-time SWIS workers in Border Land School Division To read […]
Regional Connections strives to give immigrants the tools they need to become Canadians, a prominent part of that is preparing for their citizenship exam. Volunteer and Integration Coordinator Alesha Hildebrand, says the six-week program is designed to give those who’ve completed their citizenship application, their greatest chance at success To read the full article, please […]
