Newcomers Support
DO YOU NEED SUPPORT SETTLING INTO CANADIAN LIFE?
Settlement Services and Orientation
KULAN can provide you with the supports you need for successful settlement and integration into social, economic and cultural come and see our team! We are here to any Immigrant or Refugee that would like support to achieve their goals in Canada.
Our newcomer services provide support while you and your family adapt to your new life in Canada. These services meet the needs of children, youth, parents, adults, and seniors.
We work with vulnerable newcomer populations including families, individuals and youth facing multiple challenges in adjusting to life in Canada such as:
- Language barriers
- Social isolation
- Economic pressures
- Single parenting
- Domestic violence
We provide:
- Services in individual’s local community and language when possible
- Information, orientation and referrals on Canadian systems including schools, health care, housing and recreation
- Confidential support to help adjust to living in Canada, both for the individual and family
I’M A NEWCOMER AND DON’T KNOW WHERE TO START:
Call us today at 780-788-0805 or email us at kulan_org@hotmail.com and make an appointment so one of our team will help you create a plan with goals and guide you what to do to best to join the community.
WHAT ARE SETTLEMENT SERVICES?
Settlement Services help new immigrants and refugees live in Canada by connecting newcomers to services, jobs, housing, and everything else needed to feel welcome in your new home. We guide newcomers toward the next steps along their settlement pathway. KULAN Settlement Services provide access to government and community services.
WHAT KULAN CAN HELP YOU?
Our workers, volunteers can provide you with information on the following and services:
- Accessing government services
- Resume or cover letter help
- Employment and job trends
- Information Health care services
- Information on housing
- Information on education
- Help with subsidies
- Anything else that you have questions for!
- Connecting community services
WHO CAN GET HELP?
- Permanent residents
- Refugees
- Temporary Foreign Workers
- Provincial Nominees who are awaiting a letter of approval for permanent residency from the federal government
- Immigrants who are naturalized citizens