On January 12, 2023, the 2021 and 2022 recipients of the BC Reconciliation Award gathered at Government House… Read more
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Cing’s Story: A refugee’s long journey
January 4, 2023
DIVERSEcity’s Refugee and Immigrant Specialized Experience (RISE) Program supports refugee and immigrant newcomer families experiencing complex barriers in… Read more
Hope for the holidays with H.E.A.L. program participants
December 16, 2022
Local artist Amun Grewall shares her inspirational word art with women from DIVERSEcity’s H.E.A.L. for Work program New… Read more
Building skills and connections for Ukrainian newcomers
December 12, 2022
South Fraser Refugee Readiness Team collaborated with DIVERSEcity Skills Training Centre to bring the FoodSafe course to newcomer… Read more
Sharing the stories of women survivors through DIVERSEcity’s Survivor-Centered Systems of Care Project
December 1, 2022
We’re in the #16days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a time to talk about the realities of gender-based… Read more
Attend a webinar to learn more about CELPIP
November 17, 2022
Want to learn more about the CELPIP Test for permanent residency and citizenship? Attend a free informational webinar… Read more
Want to learn how to stay safe in your community and ask a police officer your questions? Join us for the Safety and Policing in Canada Workshop on Wednesday, July 24. You'll have the opportunity to hear from and ask questions from a guest speaker from the RCMP! ![]()
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• How policing works in Canada ![]()
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• How to stay safe ![]()
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• When to call 9-1-1 ![]()
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For more information email avijh@dcrs.ca, call 604-307-4071 or visit www.dcrs.ca/event-details/safety-and-policing-in-canada-workshop-#forpeopleforcommunitiesi#surreybcr#policeo#safetya#workshopkshop
Volunteer opportunity! Test our new online resumé course!![]()
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DIVERSEcity Language, Employment and Resource Network (learn) has just launched its first online self-paced course — How to Write a Successful Resumé!![]()
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We are looking for employment service providers (career developer practitioners, employment coaches, job developers, etc.) to help us test out the course and provide valuable feedback to improve the experience for jobseekers.![]()
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- Complete the online course as a participant by Wednesday, July 31, 2024 ![]()
- Provide feedback via an online survey![]()
- Time commitment: Approximately two hours![]()
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What’s in it for you? ![]()
- Make a valuable contribution to the career development field![]()
- Receive a $20 Starbucks gift card as a thank you! ![]()
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Once testing is complete and feedback is implemented, the course will be available for job seekers as part of our Career Development Journey course package. Your expertise and feedback are crucial in shaping a tool that will help countless jobseekers. ![]()
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Sign up here: forms.office.com/r/3pSLpfPp85![]()
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#ForPeopleForCommunities #SurreyBC #volunteer #career #employment #survey #serviceprovider
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Straight from our newly released Green Guide for Newcomers, here are 15 suggestions to green David Suzuki Foundation. Our Green Guide is loaded with helpful tips and information on how to go greener and understand your role in protecting our planet! ![]()
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Tip # 1: Walk, cycle, scooter or skateboard! ![]()
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Choosing active transportation for getting around (including your commute) will help you and nature. Active transportation increases your physical activity, improves your mental wellbeing and saves you money. ![]()
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Stay tuned for our next tip, coming your way soon! We can't wait to share more sustainable living strategies with you! ![]()
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Take a look at our Environmental Resources page here and download the Green Guide for Newcomers www.dcrs.ca/resources/environmental-resources/#forpeopleforcommunitiesi#GreenGuideG#earthe#enviromentalisma#greenlivingiving
Under DIVERSEcity’s new strategic plan, our fifth and final priority is Collective Impact and Advocacy.![]()
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We are committed to strategically building our profile and visibility to increase awareness, engagement and support. By actively listening to and elevating the voices of individuals, we will share their concerns and advocate for their needs, positively impacting our communities and the people we serve.![]()
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Learn more about this and all our priorities by downloading our full Strategic Plan at the link in bio. ![]()
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#ForPeopleForCommunities #SurreyBC #DIVERSEcity
Under DIVERSEcity’s new strategic plan, our fifth and final priority is Collective Impact and Advocacy.![]()
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We are committed to strategically building our profile and visibility to increase awareness, engagement and support. By actively listening to and elevating the voices of individuals, we will share their concerns and advocate for their needs, positively impacting our communities and the people we serve.![]()
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Learn more about this and all our priorities by downloading our full Strategic Plan here: www.dcrs.ca/about-us/our-strategic-platform/![]()
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#ForPeopleForCommunities #SurreyBC #DIVERSEcity