Settlement Services. South Central & South Eastman regions
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1 Settlement Services South Central & South Eastman regions
2 Overview What settlement services are Regional programs Provincial Network National Network
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4 Settlement Employment Language Community Connections South Central Immigrant Services May 13, 2015
5 Regional Settlement program Three communities Winkler, Morden, Altona 1100 clients served in Diversity of newcomers to the region 63 source countries in source countries as of 2015 Growth to the region Census statistics Rural Municipality of Stanley 31.2% City of Winkler 17.6% City of Morden 18.9% Town of Altona 10% Settlement Employment Language Community Connections
6 Programs and Services Integrated Model Settlement Services Employment Services ESL and Literacy Training Workplace Language & Diversity Training Community Connections Volunteer Program Settlement Employment Language Community Connections
7 Settlement Survival Impacts to family Culture shock Family structure Change management Settlement Employment Language Community Connections
8 South Central Immigrant Services
9 Newcomer s Welcome Centre Settlement Services & Language Training for Portage & Central Plains 110 Saskatchewan Avenue West Portage La Prairie, Manitoba R1N OM1 Telephone: (204) ex 268/229 Fax: (204) settlement.services@learningcentre.net Website: (A Program of Portage Learning and Literacy Centre) Friend us on
10 NWC Settlement Program: Language Training Employment Housing Community Integration Volunteers Settlement Work: WHATEVER NEEDS TO BE DONE Value Relationships (Organizational, Personal, Clients) Value Learning Value Gratitude Value Community
11 NWC Stats Serve several communities in our area Immigration is 1 of 2 ways that Portage la Prairie and area is growing (Bollman: Brandon University, 2014) Approximately 40 different clients approximately 70 client interactions monthly More than 30 source countries identified
12 NWC Stories Client from Another Province no place like this Recently shared by 3 clients in 3 different settings Would have left Canada if not for NWC Story of a death
13 Newcomer s Welcome Centre Settlement Services & Language Training for Portage & Central Plains 110 Saskatchewan Avenue West Portage La Prairie, Manitoba R1N OM1 Telephone: (204) ex 268/229 Fax: (204) settlement.services@learningcentre.net Website: (A Program of Portage Learning and Literacy Centre) Friend us on
14 Eastman Immigrant Services D4 284 Reimer Ave. Steinbach, MB, R5G 0R5 Tel:
15 Eastman Immigrant Services A program of the Steinbach Chamber of Commerce Seven staff - six languages Funding: - Citizenship and Immigration Canada - Employment Manitoba - Community
16 Area of Service
17 Last Five Year Arrivals Year Families Individuals Total
18 Immigration Status Upon Arrival MBPNP Citiz FC WP VV Ref SV
19 Eligible 52% - Ineligible 48% MBPNP Cit FC WV VV Ref SV
20 Top 10 Countries ( ) Germany 180 India 29 Philippines 152 UK 27 Paraguay 86 Russia 24 Bolivia 30 US 24 Mexico 29 Kazakhstan 22
21 Pioneers Day Parade
22 Newcomer Age Demographic Newcomer Age Demographic
23 Why Immigration Pre-existing large cultural base in community Strong initiative by local immigration consultants Employers recruiting Churches sponsor refugees Space (i.e. Philippines delegation)
24 Why Immigration cont. Businesses talking to government Eastman Future of our children Opportunities
25 Successful Settlement?
26 Same person New country Majority of arrivals come by choice!?!? Start is difficult no matter which country Metaphorically people come with little/a lot Pressure of adaptation Change of identity Underemployed
27 Opportunities No need for sophistication, be Human Learn and expand your horizon Volunteer Hire a newcomer Enjoy EIS programs Newcomers are part of our community fabric
28 Ethno Cultural Understanding we have become increasingly convinced that we learn about culture primarily not by learning the facts of another culture, but rather by changing our attitude. Our underlying openness to those who are culturally different is the key to expanding our cultural understanding. (McGoldrick, 1996, p. xi)
29 Eastman Immigrant Services D4 284 Reimer Ave. Steinbach, MB, R5G 0R5 Tel:
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