The settlement service follows a personalized approach focused on the needs of each woman, providing comprehensive support through various phases:

1. Initial Assessment: A consultation is conducted to identify immediate needs, the challenges the immigrant woman faces, and her short- and long-term goals.

2. Individual Counseling: One-on-one sessions are provided to offer guidance on available resources, from job searches to health and education services for her and her family.

3. Group Workshops and Seminars: Group activities are organized where immigrant women can receive practical training on topics such as job search, labor rights, the Canadian education system, and cultural aspects that facilitate integration.

4. Ongoing Support: The organization offers ongoing follow-up to help women overcome obstacles that may arise during the settlement process, maintaining a support network that allows them to move forward at their own pace.

1. Initial Consultation: Each immigrant woman receives an initial assessment to identify her specific needs, strengths, and the resources that may benefit her. A personalized settlement plan with clear goals is created.

2. Access to Resources and Training: Women gain access to a variety of resources, including:

a. Housing Assistance: Guidance to find suitable housing.

b. Employment Programs: Help with creating résumés, preparing for interviews, and access to job fairs.

c. Language Skills Training: English or French language learning programs based on each woman’s experience, hobbies, and professional profile.

d. Health and Education Services Orientation: Assistance with accessing the healthcare system and enrolling in educational institutions for themselves and their children.

3. Community Support Network: By creating support groups and networks among immigrant women, a sense of belonging and collaboration is fostered. The creation of mutual support communities is encouraged.

4. Constant Follow-up: The organization’s team conducts regular follow-ups to ensure that goals are being met and adjusts the settlement plan as emerging needs arise.

The long-term impact of these settlement services is focused on empowering immigrant women to become active and self-sufficient members of Canadian society.

As immigrant women access better job opportunities, develop new skills, and gain knowledge about their rights and available resources, they will be able to improve their quality of life and that of their families.

– Short-term: Immigrant women will integrate more quickly into Canadian society by finding employment, gaining access to healthcare services, and establishing connections within their communities.

– Long-term: Women are expected to become agents of change within their communities, leading initiatives that support other immigrant women and contributing to diversity and inclusion in Canada.

– Service Expansion: Over time, the organization plans to expand its reach by establishing specific programs for youth, psychological services, and legal counseling for women facing vulnerable situations.