Parents, Seniors & Youth

After School Homework Help for Immigrant Girls is a program that supports the academic success of low income immigrant girls in high school.

The program aims to promote the wellbeing of immigrant seniors and enhance their ability to cope and recover from the adverse effects of the COVID19 pandemic using mindfulness-related principles and practices.

The program helps immigrant women and girls achieve full and equal civic participation in Canada.

The program offers activities in small groups to help empower immigrant women ages 60+, connect with new friends, safely enjoy the outdoors, share stories, and improve their mental and physical health.

The program helps immigrant parents cope with parenting challenges in a new country and culture.

This project assists the isolated senior immigrant women to enhance their ability to effectively communicate and contribute their skills to the communities they live in.

The In-Home Support Program assists immigrant and refugee families in Calgary with children between 0 and 17 years of age to overcome issues around family violence, parenting, etc.

The program provides immigrant women (including seniors and youth) with the opportunity to become involved in the community and develop a sense of belonging.

The project serves immigrant girls between the ages of 14 and 21 as mentees to enhance their career readiness through a yearlong career focused mentorship.

The program empowers immigrant youth to get involved in the community and reach their full potential.