We work actively with our clients to support them in becoming more engaged in their communities. Through their participation in community development activities, newcomers and immigrants improve language skills, develop leadership capacity and breakdown social isolation. We develop volunteer opportunities, peer led programming, help catalyze new initiatives, and strengthen participation in WWCC networks and collaborations and partnerships.
Our programming cultivates community strengths and resident engagement to foster positive change. From resident councils, ambassador initiatives and community planning tables, we encourage clients to participate in training that develops their leadership skills and builds an effective community voice.
Volunteers are crucial to to backed-in supports to our programs and leverage resources, and integrate community development principles into our programs.
Some of the key activities are:
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