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Corey Williams, Federal Lobbyist, National Education Association
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United Way of Genesee County funds over 50 programs through more than 30 partner organizations that provide services in basic needs, older adults, strengthening families, child and youth development, and systems change. It invests over $6 million annually in these community programs and services. Donations to United Way stay local and support important initiatives like housing assistance, tax preparation help, attendance court, bone marrow registration, and more to help those in need.
This document summarizes the May 2011 issue of Youth News, a newsletter produced by Voluntary Youth Services (VYS) for youth workers in Devon. Due to loss of funding from Devon Youth Service, this may be the last issue circulated beyond VYS member organizations. VYS is encouraging membership to allow continued access to benefits like Youth News. The newsletter includes information on events, training, resources and national youth news. It also announces an upcoming Annual General Meeting to discuss VYS's future role in supporting the voluntary youth sector.
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- An introduction to the SRP and what defines a refugee
- Statistics on global refugees and Canadian resettlement numbers
- An overview of the multi-year overseas selection and preparation process for SRP students
- The various partners involved in SRP overseas operations and student selection
- Common questions about student eligibility requirements and the selection process
- Support provided to sponsored students after their arrival and resettlement in Canada
- Responsibilities and requirements for local sponsoring committees in Canada
- Financial considerations including costs of sponsorship and funding models for committees
As the new school year starts, the threats to immigrants - documented and undocumented - have many children, parents and educators concerned. This webinar will focus on challenges facing families, districts and advocates across the country and possible strategies to address them.
Our speakers for this webinar:
Corey Williams, Federal Lobbyist, National Education Association
Jackie Vimo, Policy Analyst, National Immigration Law Center
Dr. Paul Cruz, Superintendent, Austin Independent School District
Etienne Melcher, Food Research & Action Center
The UD Parents Fund supports the University of Delaware's mission by providing resources to the Division of Student Life that help advance student learning, personal development, strengthen bonds among students, and enhance students' identity with the UD community. The Parents Fund supports various programs including Summit, an outdoor orientation experience; Quest, a leadership program; career development events; speakers; and dinners to help students succeed academically and develop skills. In the 2012-2013 year, the Parents Fund raised $293,156 to support these Student Life programs.
EYHC 2011: Working Together for Better OutcomesYfoundations
Kings Cross attracts significant numbers of young people who are at risk of becoming entrenched in a high risk lifestyle involving long term homelessness; substance abuse issues; mental health; violence; problematic sex work; criminal activity and self harm.
The Inner City Youth at Risk Project was established in 2005 as a coordinated interagency early intervention strategy for young people. There are 15 partner agencies participating in the project.
The Project involves three key strategies including coordination by a project coordinator based in a health service who works with partner agencies; outreach sweeps conducted quarterly to collect data on the profile of young people; and brokerage available to support at risk young people in emergency situations and to support long term care plans and supported housing.
The project coordinator, Cindi Peterson, and her manager from South Eastern Sydney Local Health District, Amanda Webster, presented this presentation at EYHC 2011 in the Home & Place workshop stream.
We carry out every aspect of the development and construction process - from design right through to facilities management. We have specialist skills such as mechanical and electrical engineering, Land Surveying, Architectural and civil engineering plus IT and security solutions. We work both in the private and public sectors.
United Way of Genesee County funds over 50 programs that provide services in basic needs, older adults, strengthening families, child and youth development, and systems change. It invests over $6 million in these community programs and services each year. Donating to United Way ensures your money stays local and supports important services like housing assistance, senior services, family support, mentoring, and more. United Way also coordinates various community initiatives and brings partners together to address local needs.
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This document summarizes the May 2011 issue of Youth News, a newsletter produced by Voluntary Youth Services (VYS) for youth workers in Devon. Due to loss of funding from Devon Youth Service, this may be the last issue circulated beyond VYS member organizations. VYS is encouraging membership to allow continued access to benefits like Youth News. The newsletter includes information on events, training, resources and national youth news. It also announces an upcoming Annual General Meeting to discuss VYS's future role in supporting the voluntary youth sector.
The document outlines the agenda for a Student Refugee Program Sponsorship 101 presentation which covers:
- An introduction to the SRP and what defines a refugee
- Statistics on global refugees and Canadian resettlement numbers
- An overview of the multi-year overseas selection and preparation process for SRP students
- The various partners involved in SRP overseas operations and student selection
- Common questions about student eligibility requirements and the selection process
- Support provided to sponsored students after their arrival and resettlement in Canada
- Responsibilities and requirements for local sponsoring committees in Canada
- Financial considerations including costs of sponsorship and funding models for committees
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2) An evaluation found that 87% of the groups that received both training and funding from the project continued to support children 3-5 years later, demonstrating that a combination of skills development and resources helped create sustainable support.
3) Factors that contributed to sustainability included empowering local groups to take ownership over support activities, establishing income-generating activities to financially support children, and engaging existing community and faith institutions.
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Includes presentations:
Communications
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Companion Diocese of Jerusalem
Parish Ministry Committee and Parish Ministry Institute
Hospital Ministries
Trinity Cornwall Drop-In
Priority 1 Working Group and Embracing God's Future
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Pre-Arrival
Raise funds
Identify refugee
Assemble documents*
Complete application
package*
Vet application package by
Central Processing Office
(Winnipeg)*
Process application by visa
post*
Rent apartment (days before
arrival)
Post Arrival
Open bank account, OHIP,
SIN, etc.
Language testing and
school registration
Orientation (budget, bus,
shopping etc.)
Language instruction for
adults
Primary / secondary
education for children
Day care for preschool
Health care for family
Job search for adults
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6. Resettlement Process
Sponsor-Referred Refugees
Task -12 -11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Identify refugee
Raise funds
Assemble documents
Complete application package
Submit application pacakage
Vet application package in Winnipeg
Transfer application to visa post
Process application by visa post
Visa Issued
Notice of arrival
Rent apartment
Refugee arrives in Canada
Bank account, OHIP, SIN, etc.
Language testing and school registration
Orientation (budget, bus, shopping etc.)
Language instruction for adults
Primary / secondary education for children
Day care for preschool
Health care for family
Job search for adults
Sponsorship complete
Month
7. Resettlement Process
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Task -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Identify refugee
Raise funds
Submit sponsorship application to CPO(W)
Transfer application to visa post
Process application by visa post
Visa Issued
Notice of arrival
Rent apartment
Refugee arrives in Canada
Bank account, OHIP, SIN, etc.
Language testing and school registration
Orientation (budget, bus, shopping etc.)
Language instruction for adults
Primary / secondary education for children
Day care for preschool
Health care for family
Job search for adults
Sponsorship complete
Month
8. Sponsors (Sponsorship Agreement Holder, Constituent Group, Co-sponsor)
Settlement Agencies, Health Care Providers,
School Boards, Local Businesses
Housing Agencies, Social Services
Citizenship and Immigration
Canada
Task -12 -11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Identify refugee
Raise funds
Assemble documents
Complete application package
Submit application pacakage
Vet application package in Winnipeg
Transfer application to visa post
Process application by visa post
Visa Issued
Notice of arrival
Rent apartment
Refugee arrives in Canada
Bank account, OHIP, SIN, etc.
Language testing and school registration
Orientation (budget, bus, shopping etc.)
Language instruction for adults
Primary / secondary education for children
Day care for preschool
Health care for family
Job search for adults
Sponsorship complete
Month
Stakeholders – Sponsor Referred
9. Sponsors (Sponsorship Agreement Holder, Constituent Group, Co-sponsor)
Settlement Agencies, Health Care Providers, School Boards, Local Businesses, Housing Agencies, Social
Services
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Stakeholders – Blended Visa Office Referred
Task -12 -11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Identify refugee
Raise funds
Assemble documents
Complete application package
Submit application pacakage
Vet application package in Winnipeg
Transfer application to visa post
Process application by visa post
Visa Issued
Notice of arrival
Rent apartment
Refugee arrives in Canada
Bank account, OHIP, SIN, etc.
Language testing and school registration
Orientation (budget, bus, shopping etc.)
Language instruction for adults
Primary / secondary education for children
Day care for preschool
Health care for family
Job search for adults
Sponsorship complete
Month
10. How much does it cost?
That depends
As little as nothing if family member co-sponsor pays all the
costs.
Half price if cost shared with CIC under Blended Visa Office
Referred program
Full cost at Ontario Works monthly rates
Start up costs
First and last months rent
Hydro, phone, furnishings, clothing, stocking the pantry
Human resources
Sponsoring a family is like raising a family
9 to 5 weekdays to deal with bureaucracies
24/7 for medical and family emergencies
12. Community Coordination
Sponsors
Settlement agencies
Education
Community Health Centres
Housing
Matching families wishing to
sponsor with sponsors.
………….
13. 1. A matching program, which provides sponsor groups
with direct support from a pro-bono lawyer and law
students
2. A training program, which trains lawyers and law
students on the completion of sponsorships, and
provides ongoing support for their work through
sponsorship experts.
3. A public information program, which provides
Canadians with easy-to-understand materials
regarding sponsorships
14. Financial Campaign
United for Refugees
Committed to raising the necessary funds for the
sponsoring and settlement of people affected by the
Syrian crisis.
The fundraising effort will focus on getting the
necessary resources to where they are needed the
most and will have the greatest impact.
This United Way Ottawa - Community Foundation of
Ottawa initiative is in collaboration with the City of
Ottawa.
15. Provincial Funding - $8.5M
Support Ontario community groups in their efforts to
mobilize Ontarians to sponsor and welcome refugees
Provide advice, training and assistance to sponsors to
help them navigate the sponsorship application process
Develop an assurance fund to reduce barriers to
sponsoring refugees
Provide comprehensive, community-based supports for
refugees, such as trauma counselling, settlement
assistance and targeted integration programs for children
and youth
Promote employer engagement in hiring and training
refugees