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In 1983, Betty Puricelli and her late husband Adolfo Puricelli founded the Mennonite New Life Centre of Toronto. Here is Betty’s story about MNLCT’s early days. https://youtu.be/PVTtCnCF8KY By Trudy Tumusime   In 1983, Betty Puricelli and her late husband Adolfo Puricelli, embarked on an extra-ordinary journey that would forever shape the service of newcomers to […]

More than 155,000 federal public servants are on strike now. This directly impacts MNLCT settlement services as we help clients contact government institutions, especially when it comes to immigration processes. We will continue doing our best to keep MNLCT clients informed as reliable information becomes available. We ask for your patience as this is an

Join our workshops by ZOOM | April – June 2023 Do you want to make your resume and cover letter stand out to increase your chances of finding your desired job? Do you want to learn how to perform well in a job interview? Do you have a LinkedIn account?   We have several workshops on:

We celebrate MNLCT’s 40th Anniversary in 2023. Throughout the year, we will be sharing stories about our centre’s past, present and future from MNLCT’s founders, donors, staff, and clients.   We start with Liz and Alf Koop’s story about the early days of MNLCT. Alf was one of the original members of our Board of

Last chance to register in our bridging programs for: Internationally trained media, marketing, and communications professionals A job in human, social, or community services A new career in Information Technology (IT) for immigrant women Great news, you can still join the spring cohorts in our BEMC, BESIP & C-Women programs.   Start Dates BESIP: March 6BEMC and C-Women: March 20 We welcome new participants! Register for the nearest

Join us on March 2nd, 2023 at 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. to learn more about your rights and responsibilities as an employee in Ontario. You will find out the answers to these questions: What is the Ontario Standards Act? Why do your rights change at work? What is Ontario’s Human Rights Code? Is it legal