Resources

The Employment Support Services Training e-learning course is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills and tools needed to understand and respond to the needs, challenges and opportunities of newcomers seeking employment. 'a job.

This online, self-paced, free course is intended for nonprofit staff and volunteers who help clients with tech support, cybersafety training, digital skills, online banking/shopping, accessing government resources online, etc.

The professional development e-learning course Serving Youth in Newcomer Communities is designed to engage participants from across Ontario working with newcomer youth through a series of interactive modules.

This course provides participants with an interactive way of learning and discussing ways to address oppressive incidents occurring against LGBTQIA+ service-users and service-providers, and enables participants to do so alongside fellow service providers from across Ontario.

We are conducting a market research to understand the problems people are currently experiencing with acquiring services. This research helps us understand and find ways to help users of our platform alleviate some of the pain points.

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The report outlines the challenges nonprofits face with cybersecurity and introduces a five-step guide and resources to help strengthen their defenses.

In 2024, OCASI in partnership with The Public Good Initiative (University of Toronto) launched 2 surveys to address the Ontario immigrant and refugee-serving sector's perception of these models.

Outreach can be described as using a specific message to communicate between your group and the public for mutual benefit. This step-by-step guide is intended to be used as a tool to help you create your own outreach plan.

This webinar addresses the challenges faced by young individuals with uncertain immigration status, exploring how these legal issues can impact various aspects of their lives. It equips service providers with practical tools to assist these youth in accessing legal support.

The New Canadians Centre (NCC) Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression Policy reaffirms the organization's commitment to creating an inclusive and equitable environment free from racism and discrimination.