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DIVERSEcity’s new Journeys program part of efforts to tackle overdose crisis in BC

April 14, 2021

New DIVERSEcity program aims to help those with substance use and mental health concurrent disorders Today, April 14,… Read more

Weaving together a new business idea with DIVERSEcity’s help

April 9, 2021

DIVERSEcity’s Immigrant Entrepreneur Program is helping Philippines-born Rhona Doria bring textiles by women artisans in her homeland to… Read more

Getting the word out about the BC Recovery Grant to diverse businesses in our community

March 29, 2021

DIVERSEcity Interpretation and Translation Services is helping spread the word about the BC Small and Medium Sized Business… Read more

Volunteering during a global pandemic

March 24, 2021

Volunteering can be a great way for newcomers like you to gain new skills, build your network and… Read more

Future Leaders graduate finds confidence and community

March 23, 2021

Immigrating to Canada can be a daunting endeavour for young newcomers. Even if you immigrate here with educational… Read more

New business incubator for intercultural women gives creatives a whole new perspective

March 11, 2021

Artist Chloe Greenberg’s journey to Canada begins in Peru at an orphanage at just two weeks old. It… Read more

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Many people living with addiction face stigma, isolation or feel unsure where to begin their healing journey. At DIVERSEcity we believe that understanding addiction is the first step towards wellness.Our upcoming Substance Use Group is a safe and inclusive space for men 19+ to explore substance use through a psychological, biological and social point of view. Running Mondays from 3 - 4:30pm, this 8-week session will explore: - Harm reduction - Understanding triggers and managing cravings - Developing coping skills for depression, stress and anger- Investigate relapse prevention and mindfulness strategies Whether you’re at the start of a new chapter or looking to strengthen your recovery, you’re welcome here. Punjabi language support will be available.To register call: 604-547-1221, email intake@dcrs.ca or complete the online form shorturl.at/QPG1R #ForPeopleForCommunities #MentalWellness #HarmReduction #AddictionRecovery #DIVERSEcity #SurreyBC #Delta ... See MoreSee Less
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2 days ago

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APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! Are you a newcomer women professional who wants to get your #credentials recognized? Get up to $2,000 in #GRANT money to update your foreign credentials and pay for costly exams or licensing fees with the Coast Capital Credentialing Program for Newcomer Women, sponsored and funded by Coast Capital! Apply for the grant now until August 3, 2025 at: forms.office.com/r/UXXUv9fh0d Open to newcomer women (less than five years in Canada) who are 30 years or older.For more information, please contact Asmaa Shahin at ashahin@dcrs.ca.#surreybc #ForPeopleForCommunities #women #newcomer #GRANT #FREE #credentials #foreigncredentials #skills #immigrant ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

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Looking to grow and connect with other entrepreneurs? Our Diverse Entrepreneurs Business Incubator program, supported by TD, held another Show and Tell session where participants had a chance to present their business idea and even hear practical digital marketing tips from a past program graduate! These show and tell sessions are open to entrepreneurs of all stages to present, learn and grow together in a supportive environment. They are held on the third Saturday of each month. Interested? The next session takes place August 16 at Surrey Public Library (Central Branch)! To register, please visit: 2025show-tell-surrey.eventbrite.ca #ForPeopleForCommunities #surreybc #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #smallbusinessbc #workshop #smallbusinesses #smallbusinessvancouver #digitalmarketing #business ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is World Drowning Prevention Day, an opportunity to pause and consider our part in water safety. Whether you’re boating, swimming or spending time by the water relaxing —accidents can happen in seconds. Drowning often doesn’t look like an emergency; it’s silent and fast but preventable with the right knowledge and proactive precautions. Here are some ways you can stay water safe: 🏊 Always swim with friends and keep an eye on each other 🛥️ Wear a lifejacket when boating or out on open water 🚼 Supervise children closely; accidents happen quickly 🚫 Avoid alcohol or substances when swimming or boating Every swim, every afternoon spent by the water is a chance to create memories with the people we love. Let’s look out for one another by staying present and helping each other stay safe. #ForPeopleForCommunities #NDPW2025 #SwimSafeBC #NewcomerSafety #DIVERSEcity #SurreyBC #Delta ... See MoreSee Less
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5 days ago

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From storytime adventures to hands-on learning tools, libraries have so much to offer families and kids during the summer months. Whether you’re looking for activities or ways to inspire your child’s love of reading, imagination and curiosity, this free online session is for you! Happening on Tuesday, July 29 from 1:30–2:30pm via ZOOM, join this DIVERSEcity workshop, Exploring Library Resources in Surrey, to learn more about summer programs, interactive learning tools and family-friendly activities offered by Surrey Libraries. Don’t miss your chance to discover all that Surrey Libraries have to offer! 📚 Everyone welcome. Mandarin support available. To register please contact us at: nzhang@dcrs.ca or call 604-363-2753. #ForPeopleForCommunities #DIVERSEcity #LoveLearning #DiscoverReading #ComunityConnections #NewcomerSupport #SurreyBC #Delta ... See MoreSee Less
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