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Learn about Living and Working in Rural Saskatchewan! Free Event for Newcomers!
Rural Sask: Work, Live and Thrive (EVENT POSTER HERE) Date: March 29th Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (come and go) Location: Double Tree Hotel, 1975 Broad Street, Regina Registration: https://cecs-sk.ca/ruralsk Cost: Free This event will bring together employers and rural municipalities...
'Fill those Forms' - RSTP Workshop this Sunday
Attention Constituent Groups and Co-Sponsors! VIEW POSTER WITH MORE DETAILS HERE Attend a free Fill those Forms, Fill those Sponsorship Forms workshop facilitated by the Refugee Sponsorship Training Program. This workshop will assist private sponsors who want to sponsor a refugee...
Free Health and Wellness Fair on March 27th!
Visit the Health and Wellness Fair hosted by Regina Immigrant Women Centre's Newcomer Services The Fair will take place on Monday, March 27th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. What to Expect? Wellness Information Booths Exercise Demonstrations Lunch Provided Interpreters will...
Event for Private Sponsors - Evening of March 22nd!
An Evening for Private Sponsors: Learn About the Local Housing Context and Challenges in Regina In-person - March 22nd at 7 p.m. Location: 2314 - 11th Ave, Regina, Sk. (on-street parking available) How to Register: Email [email protected] For more details, see...
Revised RRLIP Resource Page!
Visit www.rrlip.ca and click on the Resources tab on the Homepage to find helpful resources that support the settlement and integration of newcomers in Regina. Please note that RRLIP staff are currently reviewing some project resources to ensure adherence to copyright laws...
WES Partners with Five Communities Across Canada to Find Solutions to the Skills Shortage
WES Partners with Five Communities Across Canada to Find Solutions to the Skills ShortageCommunities across Canada are struggling to find the talent they need. With the labour force expected to be close to 100 percent dependent on immigration to fuel growth, the communities’ need for...
Community News
In support of the RRLIP's Social Connections Priority, RRLIP staff gather program, service and event information from community organizations, to share in a regularly published e-newsletter. It is called Community News from the RRLIP Project. The findings from the latest Newcomer Survey...
Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) Program Applications Can Now Be Made ONLINE
Applications for the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program can now be made online. Applicants can submit their SAID applications online 24 hours per day, seven days per week.New applicants can also upload documents and update their personal information without needing to...
Attention Newcomer Youth - Research Participant Opportunity
Attention Newcomer Youth! Newcomer youth from ethnic minority groups are invited to participate in this RESEARCH project: Co-developing mental literacy and self-care resource for racialized newcomer youth in Regina, Saskatchewan: A youth-led participatory action research. What will...
Employment Programs for Newcomers in Regina - Issue #2 Available Now!
Employment Programs for Newcomers in Regina Issue #2 Available Now! Why an Employment Programs Newsletter? The Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership's Newcomer Survey (2022) data identified that almost 33% of the survey respondents were not aware of local employment programs to...
