Starting life in a new country has its challenges, and in the flurry of activity it can be difficult to access and understand the information you need when settling into your new home.
Our seniors have given so much for our families, communities, and society, and on Tuesday, October 1 we take part in the national movement to recognize them.
“United Voices” marks the first mental health summit in Canada focused on immigrant youth.
Bindiya Shetty is Immigrant Services Calgary’s Volunteer of the Month.
We met Bindiya in the spring of 2013 when she joined ISC’s Volunteer Program because “Being an immigrant myself I realize the difficulties faced by newcomers to Canada.”
Immigrant Services Calgary (ISC) is delighted to announce that nominations are now open for the Immigrants of Distinction Awards 2020.
Employers in Calgary, do the internationally-trained IT professionals at your organization need help developing their workplace communication skills?
Poetry can be a form of art therapy and language development.
Priyanka Goyal is Immigrant Services Calgary’s Volunteer of the Month
It is undeniable that Priyanka’s positive energy is infectious, so when she enrolled in Immigrant Services Calgary’s (ISC) Volunteer Program in August 2018, we were absolutely thrilled to work with her. She didn’t waste any time getting started. After just two months with ISC, Priyanka had already contributed 163 volunteer hours providing admin support for our Settlement and ILVARC Departments.
Ahmed Youssef is Immigrant Services Calgary’s Volunteer of the Month
Soft-spoken and polite, Ahmed may seem shy at first, but he is incredibly comfortable in front of an audience. A teacher by trade, he is always seeking to share his knowledge and expertise with those around him.
Sanaa Al-Khannaq is Immigrant Services Calgary’s Volunteer of the Month