Natasha Carew and Sean Ritchie invited their wedding guests to join them on a unique journey — sponsoring a refugee family to Canada. Please click here to view the video.
Who is a Refugee?
No one is a refugee by choice and anyone could become a refugee. At the end of 2018 there were 70.8 million forcibly displaced people including 25.9 million refugees.1
No one is a refugee by choice
A refugee is someone who has a well founded fear of persecution based on their race,
(Avril 2022) Cette vidéo fait une démonstration des nouvelles fonctionnalités du Calculateur du soutien financier minimal, qui a été mis à jour en janvier 2022. À l’aide de 2 scénarios, la vidéo démontre comment se servir de l’outil calculateur et comment interpréter les résultats.
La vidéo a été divisée en chapitres afin de faciliter son visionnement.
Learn how the Refugee Sponsorship Training Program (RSTP) can help you sponsor refugees to Canada. Please click here to view the video.
What Requirements Have to be Met by a Person Overseas to Qualify For Resettlement to Canada?
When identifying an individual overseas for resettlement through the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program, it is important to consider whether they will meet the eligibility and admissibility requirements according to Canadian law, and whether they will be sponsored through a Group of Five or Community Sponsor,
Learn about the sponsorship and settlement of privately sponsored refugees in Ontario. Please click here to view the video.
(2018) Sponsors in the Atlantic Provinces will learn the following: When should sponsors start preparing for the end of sponsorship?; What to consider when preparing newcomers for post sponsorship?; What programs are available for sponsored newcomers post sponsorship?; and The post sponsorship relationship.
(2018) This webinar is for new and experienced sponsors located in Alberta (AB), including Sponsorship Agreement Holders (SAHs) and their Constituent Groups, Groups of Five and Community Sponsors. The webinar will provide sponsors with an in-depth look at the RAP rates for AB and an understanding of why the RAP rates are important for groups sponsoring under the PSR and BVOR programs.
(2018) This webinar is for new and experienced sponsors located in British Columbia (BC), including Sponsorship Agreement Holders (SAHs) and their Constituent Groups, Groups of Five and Community Sponsors. The webinar will provide sponsors with an in-depth look at the RAP rates for BC and an understanding of why the RAP rates are important for groups sponsoring under the PSR and BVOR programs.
(2018) This webinar is for new and experienced sponsors located in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), including Sponsorship Agreement Holders (SAHs) and their Constituent Groups, Groups of Five and Community Sponsors. The webinar will provide sponsors with an in-depth look at the RAP rates for NL and an understanding of why the RAP rates are important for groups sponsoring under the PSR and BVOR programs.
