By Claudia Porras Life showed Ana Maria a difficult side when, during a long and painful recovery from cancer, her daughter moved out and Ana Maria was left to meet her rehabilitation challenges alone. With limited financial resources, she had to find a new home, and then on top of that, she did not speak […]
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Are you a recently arrived refugee or displaced person? Are you thinking of moving to Canada and want to make informed decisions? Or maybe you’re supporting someone in these situations? On May 10, 2022, our expert panellists in immigration law, settlement, wellness, and employment guided newcomers in starting their new life in Canada on a solid foundation. Watch the recording to learn
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Starts April 1st, 2022 | Online CLB 2-8 Join our online LINC classes (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) to improve your English skills to help make friends, find a job, and become independent. Registration for Spring 2022 starts Monday, March 21st and classes start Friday, April 1st. Participants must be: Age 18 years or
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We now have settlement services in two official Afghan languages, Dari and Pashto. Watch our videos from one of our Settlement Workers in Dari, Pashto, or English to learn more about our settlement services. In Dari with English Subtitles In Pashto with English Subtitles In English with English Subtitles
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Are you struggling with your English? Is your lack of language skills hindering your career prospects? How about a program that is offered absolutely for free, which you can enrol in at anytime? Our government-funded Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) Program could be the perfect choice for you. On May 5, 2021, specialists from our adult English-language
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When Amanda moved to Canada as a permanent resident eight years ago, she could barely speak a word of English. Having lived her entire life in Fuzhou, an old port city in China’s southeastern province of Fujian – famous for its tea plantations and exports – she clearly didn’t need to. Her son was two
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Human trafficking is a harsh reality that exists in Canada as much as anywhere in this world. More than 1,700 cases have been reported in the country over the past decade; yet, it is underreported, overlooked and mired in misconceptions. Why does it exist? How does such an illegal trade prevail in one of the
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Our session on Coping with Stress was on November 10, 2020. Specialists from our MNLCT’s Mental Health Team talked about how to deal with stress and how their successful LIGHTS program is helping individuals cope with traumatic experiences. Language Instruction Giving Hope to Trauma Survivors (LIGHTS) is an alternative language program that provides functional English as a
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Our session on Housing and Tenant Rights was on October 14, 2020. If you missed it, you can click below to watch the recording. Members of MNLCT’s well-experienced Settlement Team and our guest speaker, Joe Myers, a lawyer and director of Willowdale Community Legal Services, fielded questions from attendees and discussed the many challenges that newcomers face in securing affordable,
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Our first webinar to kick off our new monthly series was Session 6: New English (LINC) Classes. If you missed our live session on September 9, 2020, click below to watch the recording. Speakers from MNLCT’s adult education program discussed the start of new classes this month with options of attending online or in-person at our Victoria Park
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In-person appointments are available Mondays to Fridays at our Keele office. Please contact us to make an appointment. We continue to offer services via phone, email, and online.
Administration office only, we do not serve clients here.
1774 Queen St East
Toronto, Ontario
M4L 1G7
Telephone: 647-812-1332
Fax: 416-699-2207
Email: info@mnlct.org
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2737 Keele St, Units 9, 112
North York, Ontario
M3M 2E9
Telephone: 647-812-1332
Fax: 647-776-2061
Email: info@mnlct.org
Hours of service:
Monday to Friday: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
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1122 Finch Ave West, Unit 1
North York, Ontario
M3J 3J5
Telephone: 647-812-1332
Fax: 416-736-0775
Email: info@mnlct.org
Hours of service:
Tuesday, Wednesday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
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