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تمكين برنامج للأطفال والشباب

دعم الأطفال والشباب الوافدين الجدد.

"يرجى ملاحظة أن برنامج Enable كان عليه التكيف مع أوامر الصحة العامة حول Covid-19 وعلى هذا النحو ، فقد يتغير بين الأنشطة عبر الإنترنت والأنشطة الشخصية. نشكرك على تفهمك وصبرك!"

برنامج Eligibility: BIPOCC ، الوافد الجديد ، اللاجئ ، العلاقات العامة

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وصف البرنامج:

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يدعم برنامج Enable احتياجات المهاجرين واللاجئين والأطفال والشباب الذين تتراوح أعمارهم بين 6 - 19. تم تصميم جميع خدماتنا لتلبية احتياجاتهم الأكاديمية والاجتماعية والعاطفية أثناء انتقالهم إلى المجتمع الكندي. يتم استخدام نهج شامل يركز على العميل لمقابلة الشباب أينما كانوا في حياتهم ، وتزويدهم بفرص لزيادة إحساسهم بالهوية والانتماء والمجتمع داخل بيئتهم الجديدة.

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اتصالenable@vircs.bc.ca  ؛للمزيد من المعلومات.

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VIRCS • تمكين البرنامج للأطفال وأمبير. الشباب | فيسبوك ونبسب ؛

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تشمل أنشطة البرنامج:

Enable Program for Children and Youth

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The Enable Program for Children and Youth, serves immigrant and refugee children and youth in the Greater Victoria area through holistic, trauma-informed services that address social, emotional, academic, and mental health needs. Our goal is to foster identity, belonging, and community during their transition into Canadian society.

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BC Civic Connect

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BC Civic Connect is a new, free program designed for youth (ages 15-30) who want to learn, lead, and take civic action in their communities across B.C. Guided by a Youth Committee, the program is built by youth, for youth ensuring every part of this program reflects the voices and experiences of young people across the province.

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تشمل أنشطة البرنامج:

Newcomer Women’s Project 

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The Newcomer Women’s Project (NWP) at VIRCS aims to support and serve newcomer, immigrant and refugee women in the Greater Victoria area (18+), through trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive case management services, referral information and services, community initiatives, and educational workshops focused on mental health, wellness, and safety.  

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Digital Literacy for BIPOC Seniors (55+) 

 

The Newcomers Seniors Empowerment Program is a new initiative developed to support older adults in building digital literacy, increasing community engagement, and fostering independence in an increasingly technology-based world. This program is made possible through generous funding from the District of Saanich and is coordinated by VIRCS. 

 

The program is designed to empower seniors by teaching them how to navigate digital platforms confidently ranging from basic smartphone use to accessing online health services and government information. We also aim to reduce social isolation and enhance community connectedness through both virtual and in-person events. 

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Community Resilience Monthly Newsletter

Community Resilience Newsletter

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Check out our monthly newsletter for the latest updates on our program! Inside, you’ll find helpful resources and details on upcoming activities in the Greater Victoria area. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at enable@vircs.bc.ca

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VIRCS’ Community Resilience Program

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We are excited to share our Mitchell’s Soup Fundraising Campaign in support of VIRCS’ Community Resilience Program!

We have only 36 days left in our campaign, and we would truly appreciate your support. Every purchase helps us continue creating meaningful opportunities and providing support for the children and women we serve through our programs.

Whether you purchase some soup or simply share the campaign with friends, family, or anyone who might be interested, every bit of support makes a difference!


Thank you all in advance for your kindness and support. Together, we can make this campaign a success while enjoying some delicious soup!

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Link: Mitchell’s Soup Fundraising

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