Immigrant Partnership Saskatoon
Second Panel from IPSK'S Public Engagement Forum on 17 March 2022 Speakers in the panel: : Dolly Jiang Email: jiang_xiaomin@yahoo.com Lily Yuan Email:yuanli625@hotmail.com Phone: 306 880 8002 Andrey Kharitonov Email: independentregroup@gmail.com
Help build an inclusive Saskatoon - join our Immigrant Advisory Table (IAT) Immigration Partnership Saskatoon (IPSK) is looking for immigrants and newcomers interested in joining its Immigrant Advisory Table. This is a unique opportunity to participate in the initiative that aims to build a truly welcoming and inclusive Saskatoon. About IPSK Immigrant Advisory Table
City and partners support the launch of Immigration Partnership Saskatoon’s See Me As I Am Campaign. Immigration is important to Canada’s economy and population growth. It is estimated that Canada needs 350,000 immigrants annually to meet its workforce needs. By 2035, 25% of Canada’s population will be 65 and above. In short, Canada will need
What is one thing everyone in Saskatoon can do to make newcomers welcome? Be An Ally! Who is an Ally? Allies are people who are willing to seek first to learn about the experiences of a marginalized group of people, and then empathize with their challenges and build relationships with them. It is more than
City of Saskatoon and Immigration Partnership Saskatoon (IPSK) Develop Newcomer Strategy and Action Plan. The City of Saskatoon and the Local Immigration Partnership are in the process of developing a Newcomer Strategy and Action Plan to make Saskatoon more welcoming for newcomers and to improve accessibility to services. The Local Immigration Partnership is a federal
Local Immigration Partnership Saskatoon wants to share that there is a NEW INTERIM CAREGIVER PATHWAY to permanent residency This is open to applications from March 4th through to June 4th, 2019 The Interim Pathway for Caregivers is being launched to provide in-home caregivers who are already working in Canada with another opportunity to stay in
STOP Domestic Violence Conference Saskatchewan Dates: April 30th – May 1st, 2019 Venue: Delta Marriott Downtown (Formally the Radisson) This will include presentations from community-based organizations, government agencies and human resource experts that are addressing domestic violence and intimate partner violence and bringing awareness and education to the mainstream society. Who Should Attend? STOP Domestic
Requesting YOUR Input! IPSK is requesting the input of youth in Saskatoon regarding settlement and integration needs. This information allows us to improve our services and your participation is greatly appreciated! This won't take more than a few minutes of your time. Click Below to Share Your Experience! SURVEY
Immigrant Youth Voices IPSK.ca is please to announce Immigrant Youth Voices. This is the first Saskatoon newcomer youth engagement forum hosted by Immigration Partnership Saskatoon. The forum brings together newcomer youth to seek input and help to identify key actions in Saskatoon which can benefit young people. We invite youth from diverse backgrounds to come
Welcome to Our New Website We are pleased to welcome you to the new Immigration Partnership Saskatoon (IPS.ca) website. We wanted our website to showcase a few things about our organization and introduce ourselves to Saskatoon. If you aren't familiar with what a Local Immigration Partnership (LIP) is, then here is a bit more about
