Social integration programs are structured to provide support in several key areas that facilitate the settlement and integration process. The service dynamic includes:

1. Initial Evaluation and Personalization: Each participant receives an initial evaluation to identify her integration needs, areas of interest, and strengths. Based on this, a personalized integration plan is designed.

2. Workshops and Training: Participants attend workshops and seminars on various topics such as:

– Knowledge of Canadian culture: Social norms, customs, and citizen rights and duties.

– Development of professional skills: Job skills training and orientation on the labor market in Canada.

– Community participation: How to actively participate in the community through volunteering, social activities, and cultural events.

3. Group Activities and Support Networks: Group activities are organized where immigrant women can interact with each other and with members of the local community. These activities include cultural outings, community events, and discussion groups that promote cultural and social exchange.

4. Mentoring and Counseling: Participants have access to mentors who have already gone through the integration process and can offer advice, emotional support, and practical guidance.