Volunteer for Immigrant and Refugee Organizations in Ontario

Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services
340 College Street, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario M5T 3A9

Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services improves health outcomes for the most vulnerable immigrants, refugees, and their communities. We do this by facilitating access to services and addressing systemic inequities.

Keywords: Women · Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender · Immigrants and Refugees · Health · Family Support · Children and Youth

Volunteer Profile of Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services

Bloor Information and Life Skills Centre
672 Dupont St, Suite 314, Toronto, Ontario M6G 1Z6

Bloor Information and Life Skills Centre (BILS) was founded in 1971 as a community based non-profit multi ethnic agency. We provide culturally sensitive services in Albanian, Bengali, Cantonese, English, Hindi, Mandarin, Spanish and Urdu. All of our services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL. We are committed towards providing services in an environment which is free from discrimination and harassment.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Housing · Employment and Careers · Cultural Centres · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of Bloor Information and Life Skills Centre

Cepal-Canadian-Palestinian Educational Exchange
323 Chapel Street, 3rd Floor, Ottawa, Ontario K1N7Z2

CEPAL serves Palestinian refugees in Lebanon by increasing their access to education. By raising public awareness in Canada of the plight of refugees, CEPAL also fosters a knowledge exchange between Canadians and Palestinians.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Cepal-Canadian-Palestinian Educational Exchange

Collaboration Partners Social Impact Consultants
102 Bloor St. West, Suite 710, Toronto, Ontario M5S1M8

Collaboration Partners is a volunteer professional services organisation providing pro-bono consulting and advisory services to not-for-profits in need of assistance.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers · Education and Literacy · Community Services · Children and Youth

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Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women
2350 Finch Avenue West, Unit D, Toronto, Ontario M9M2C7

We provide services focused on promoting healthy families, community relationships and economic self-sufficiency. We believe this work helps empower immigrant and newcomer women, seniors, and families to enjoy all rights and benefits of living in Canada.

Keywords: Women · Seniors · Immigrants and Refugees · Family Services

Volunteer Profile of Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women

Gaden Relief Projects
637 Christie Street, Toronto, Ontario M6G3E6

Because we were moved by the suffering of Tibetans throughout Asia, and having recognized our tremendous debt to the ordained and lay communities of Tibetan Buddhists in keeping the rich teachings of the Tibetan lineage of Buddhism alive, the Gaden Relief Projects focus on alleviating their material needs. Gaden Relief is also helping Buddhists in India and Mongolia because of their deep spiritual links to Tibet.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Gaden Relief Projects

Immigrant Women Services Ottawa
219 Argyle Avenue, Suite 400, Ottawa, Ontario K2P2H4

Immigrant Women Services Ottawa (IWSO) exists to provide immigrant and visible minority women and their families in the City of Ottawa and the surrounding area with the supports and tools to achieve their full potential as members of Canadian society and participate in the elimination of all forms of abuse against women and children.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Immigrant Women Services Ottawa

JIAS Toronto
4600 Bathurst Street, Suite 325, North York, Ontario M2R3V3

JIAS was established in 1922 to help Jews build a new life in Canada. Today, JIAS Toronto is a government and community funded immigrant service organization providing comprehensive services to 8,000 immigrants a year. Founded by the Jewish community, we remain rooted in Jewish values and guided by the principle of "welcoming the strangers in our midst". With locations in both Toronto and York Region, we reach out to welcome and provide a full range of information, settlement and integration services to all newcomer communities in the languages they speak and in close proximity to where they live.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers · Education and Literacy · Cultural Centres · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of JIAS Toronto

JIAS Toronto

Branch: Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community Campus 9600 Bathurst Street, Suite 242, Vaughan, Ontario L6A3Z8

JIAS was established in 1922 to help Jews build a new life in Canada. Today, JIAS Toronto is a government and community funded immigrant service organization providing comprehensive services to 8,000 immigrants a year. Founded by the Jewish community, we remain rooted in Jewish values and guided by the principle of "welcoming the strangers in our midst". With locations in both Toronto and York Region, we reach out to welcome and provide a full range of information, settlement and integration services to all newcomer communities in the languages they speak and in close proximity to where they live.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers · Education and Literacy · Cultural Centres · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of JIAS Toronto

JIAS Toronto

Branch: JIAS Toronto LINC School 15 Hove Street, Toronto, Ontario M3H2S1

JIAS was established in 1922 to help Jews build a new life in Canada. Today, JIAS Toronto is a government and community funded immigrant service organization providing comprehensive services to 8,000 immigrants a year. Founded by the Jewish community, we remain rooted in Jewish values and guided by the principle of "welcoming the strangers in our midst". With locations in both Toronto and York Region, we reach out to welcome and provide a full range of information, settlement and integration services to all newcomer communities in the languages they speak and in close proximity to where they live.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers · Education and Literacy · Cultural Centres · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of JIAS Toronto

JIAS Toronto

Branch: JIAS York Region LINC School 1520 Steeles Avenue West, Concord, Ontario L4K3B9

JIAS was established in 1922 to help Jews build a new life in Canada. Today, JIAS Toronto is a government and community funded immigrant service organization providing comprehensive services to 8,000 immigrants a year. Founded by the Jewish community, we remain rooted in Jewish values and guided by the principle of "welcoming the strangers in our midst". With locations in both Toronto and York Region, we reach out to welcome and provide a full range of information, settlement and integration services to all newcomer communities in the languages they speak and in close proximity to where they live.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers · Education and Literacy · Cultural Centres · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of JIAS Toronto

Matthew House Refugee Reception Services
67 Shirley Street, Toronto, Ontario M6K1T2

Matthew House grew out of the vision of its founder, Anne Woolger, who had worked for many years at a city-run shelter for refugees in Toronto. There her eyes were opened to the plight of refugee claimants who were arriving in Canada seeking asylum as refugees but had no place to stay. Recognizing the need for caring shelters geared specifically toward the unique settlement needs of refugee claimants, Anne approached her denominational leaders and shared her vision of establishing a Christian-based reception home that would provide a warm welcome for refugee claimants in a caring home-like setting.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Matthew House Refugee Reception Services

Micah House Refugee Reception Services Inc.
333 King Street East, Hamilton, Ontario L8N1C1

We are a home for ordinary people seeking asylum from danger, terror and persecution. When refugee claimants arrive, they are lonely, confused and unsure about what is required of them. Micah House intercepts them at this vulnerable point to provide our unique services and bring direction to their circumstances.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Micah House Refugee Reception Services Inc.

Neighbourhood Link Support Services
3036 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4C1N2

Neighbourhood Link Support Services is a non-profit support service agency working to help newcomers, youth, unemployed, seniors and the marginally housed, primarily in the east Toronto community to live independently and with dignity.

Keywords: Seniors · Immigrants and Refugees · Housing · Employment and Careers · Community Services · Children and Youth

Volunteer Profile of Neighbourhood Link Support Services

Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre
1642 Merivale Road, Unit 541, Nepean, Ontario K2G 4A1

The Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre (NROCRC) is a much needed, well-used community service organization that helps vulnerable individuals and families lead better lives. NROCRC is non-profit charitable organization and our services and programs are free.

Keywords: Women · Seniors · Immigrants and Refugees · Family Support · Family Services · Community Services · Children and Youth

Volunteer Profile of Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre

Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization
959 Wellington Street West, Ottawa, Ontario K1Y2X5

Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization (OCISO) has been providing comprehensive settlement and integration services to the Ottawa community since 1978. OCISO's award-winning programs include community integration, public education, mental health counselling, school based programs, and English language instruction to newcomers.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Employment and Careers

Volunteer Profile of Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization

Ottawa Friends of Tibet
211 Bronson Avenue, Suite 244, Ottawa, Ontario K1R6H5

Our mission is to serve disadvantaged Tibetan children, men and women in India, Nepal and Tibet, and to increase public awareness and appreciation of Tibetan culture.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Ottawa Friends of Tibet

Parkdale Intercultural Association
1205 Queen St W., Unit 5, Toronto, Ontario M6K1L2

Parkdale Intercultural Association is a non-profit, charitable, community-based organization which provides free settlement programs and services to refugees and new immigrants, and engages in community development process to nurture healthy, equitable and sustainable community that builds on the rich diversity of Parkdale.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees

Volunteer Profile of Parkdale Intercultural Association

Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services

Branch: Scarborough North 3660 A Midland Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario M1V4V3

Much like the rich fabric that is Canadian culture, our Polycultural family reflects the cultural, ethnic and linguistic diversity of the communities we serve. We are dedicated to maintaining an open, inclusive and welcoming environment for all.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Education and Literacy · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services

Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services

Branch: Toronto South West 27 Roncesvalles Ave, Suite 407, Toronto, Ontario M3R3B2

Much like the rich fabric that is Canadian culture, our Polycultural family reflects the cultural, ethnic and linguistic diversity of the communities we serve. We are dedicated to maintaining an open, inclusive and welcoming environment for all.

Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees · Education and Literacy · Community Services

Volunteer Profile of Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services

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