Adult Programs - West Neighbourhood House - Page 2
The Newcomer Settlement Program provides information and support to help newcomers develop the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in society individually and as community members.
Our in-person services are available by appointment only, please contact the staff for more information. We also offer settlement services and support remotely (email, Zoom and other platforms) and by …
The Mobile Settlement Services in Shelters Program prevents and alleviates homelessness and housing inadequacy amongst immigrants and refugees by assisting them to settle in Canada.
It works with immigrants and refugees experiencing homelessness, living in a shelter or at risk of losing their housing.
Our in-person services are available at our 588 Queen Street West location, 248 …
West Employment Services and Training (WEST) program has provided free services to help job seekers find work and local employers hire qualified workers since 1998.
Most of our services are still virtual but in-person appointments are available.
Ready to register?
Please complete this contact form and one of our staff will contact you to set up an …
English Conversation Groups help newcomers to develop language skills and participate in civic engagement opportunities.
The groups are led by trained volunteers and provide support with settlement. The program offers conversation groups, as well as trips and special guest speakers depending on the needs of the group.
Essential Information
Who is eligible:
All immigrants and refugees to Canada are …
Our Adult Learning Program provides one-to-one and small group learning for adults who want to improve their reading, writing and math skills.
We have a variety of programming options. The program works with adults at all levels to help you reach your learning goals. We offer programming for reading, writing, math and computers.
Essential Information
Who is eligible:
The …
The Newcomer Youth Program leads a variety of activities with a focus on skill-building, fighting social isolation, promoting civic engagement and building English-language skills. It will help youth meet new people and engage with others in the community.
The Newcomer Youth Program is currently taking place virtually and in-person, with daily activities on social media and weekly …