The South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Youth Settlement Services provides settlement counselling for newcomer youth who are experiencing challenges adapting to life at school and at home. We offer volunteer opportunities, fun events, and field trips, for youth who would...

Chinese-speaking and Korean-speaking settlement workers are available for individual appointments for information, referral and assistance with form-filling. Group workshops are held on job finding, housing, health, education, citizenship, law and more.

The settlement workers are available to assist new immigrant families in the areas of information and resources, translation, referrals, workshops, adaptation counseling and social activities. Services available in English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Filipino , Arabic, French and other...

Settlement services provided in Punjabi, Hindi, Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean and other languages where translator available. Various on-site and off-site services, support, citizenship classes, ESL classes, one-to-one support, etc.

Meet other women, share life experiences, and build positive supporting network. Build capacity as well as develop self-confidence & employment abilities through program activity participation utilizing group participants’ skills. Learn community resources through interactive discussions and guest speakers. Gain...

Program for Chinese speaking immigrant parents with children 7 to 12 years old. Parents are invited to come discover the full potential of relationship with preteens, to find the keys to help their children make choices, values and goals,...

For newcomer (immigrant and refugee) youth who would like to volunteer for the community. Youth learn life skills such as writing emails, creating agendas, and organizational skills as they plan events and volunteer initiatives.

Six session program open to Chinese speaking immigrant parents to learn, share and discuss about their real life parenting situations and challenges.

Immigrant women are invited to join the LEAD program to share experiences or concerns with other new Canadians, make new friends and learn more about the community. Build your self-confidence and improve your English. A children's program is provided.

This program is designed for newcomers with professional foreign community and social service experience. They are matched with an established mentor and will learn about Canadian community workplace and systems, practice English, have access to networking opportunities and make...