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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Regional Connections is excited to be expanding its Settlement Workersin Schools (SWIS) program into the Garden Valley School Division thisschool year.The immigrant support agency has had staff working in schools in theWestern and Border Land school divisions for over two years now. See picture below for full article:
Check out our November Newsletter! We have some exciting things happening at Regional Connections!
South Central Post, Oct. 15,2020 by BRAEDEN THIESSEN During the strategic planning session in Oct 2018, PVLIP identified that Celebrating Cultural Diversity was one way to help create Welcoming & Inclusive Communities. The Action Plan suggested multiple activities that would achieve that through com- munity events, awareness opportunities, and educational discussions. However, due to the […]
