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    This document summarizes a report and presentation on family support systems for refugees. It outlines the services and programs provided, including shelter, support, outreach, basic needs assessments, and assistance accessing services like healthcare, education, and housing. Workshops on topics like parenting, budgeting, and immigration are provided. Barriers include limited space and seats at the central location, high costs, and an inability to help single men or accommodate people with disabilities long-term. The services aim to help refugees with settlement needs for the first three months in Canada.

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    This document summarizes a report and presentation on family support systems for refugees. It outlines the services and programs provided, including shelter, support, outreach, basic needs assessments, and assistance accessing services like healthcare, education, and housing. Workshops on topics like parenting, budgeting, and immigration are provided. Barriers include limited space and seats at the central location, high costs, and an inability to help single men or accommodate people with disabilities long-term. The services aim to help refugees with settlement needs for the first three months in Canada.

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    PPP Christie Refugee Centre

    Transféré par

    Tina Miller
    This document summarizes a report and presentation on family support systems for refugees. It outlines the services and programs provided, including shelter, support, outreach, basic needs assessments, and assistance accessing services like healthcare, education, and housing. Workshops on topics like parenting, budgeting, and immigration are provided. Barriers include limited space and seats at the central location, high costs, and an inability to help single men or accommodate people with disabilities long-term. The services aim to help refugees with settlement needs for the first three months in Canada.

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    Family Support Systems Report and Presentation on

    Ruhina Ashrafi Selina Mannan Maria Tsoutsas

    Introduction Services &Programs Services &Programs, Availability & Accessibility Outreach & Follow ups Barriers

    Nazneen Akhter Fatema Akter

    Georgine Mpimbwele

    Conclusion

    Shelter

    Services Services

    Support

    Outreach

    Basic needs assessment upon arrival to the shelter and referrals for further follow up.

    Assistance to access basic services such as health care, education, banking. Housing orientations and support to secure permanent housing and affordable house.

    Provision of cross-cultural and health promotion workshops like program for

    child fitness, program for women yoga, stress management.


    On-site workshops are offered on parenting, budgeting, children & safety, health issues, and immigration settlement work like fill up immigration form.

    Advocacy- They provide legal advice for refugee.

    Participation in residents, family and childrens meetings


    In-house computer lab and TTC fare Gifts-in-kind (clothing, personal care items) Summer Day Camp Special events New back pack for each childs first day of school

    In- house medical services (a clinic with 3

    doctors and a nursing practitioner)

    Basic health coverage under Interim Federal Health Program (IFH Program) Translation services Refugee Sponsorship Program in partnership

    with Citizenship and Immigration


    Canada(CIC),churches and various sponsors

    Services available 24/7 Easy access as it is located in downtown Toronto, close to Christie Subway Station

    Accessible through City of Toronto Central


    Intake

    Refugees by the numbers


    465 total
    60% female 11% single female parent

    35% under 18 years of age

    When they apply for work permit outreach program help them. Supporting in completing the myriad forms necessary for settlement in Canada. Making appointments and referrals to legal services, healthcare professionals and food, furniture and clothing banks. Advocate for spatial needs such as with landlord/ tenant issues or children with spatial needs in the school setting. Practical support of baby gifts and food.

    Services are provided centrally.

    No branches, limited seats.


    High maintenance cost.

    Accept only women and families as refugees


    not single man. Need to come through proper channel and have to have refugee ID to get help.

    Free services are provided for three months only. If refugee claim is declined, need to leave the centre. Special programs (Camping, yoga etc.) are arranged

    only for the children and women.

    More than two persons stayed in one room that is beyond the capacity.

    They dont accommodate any people with disability.

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