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Paulina’s Story: Starting over

August 8, 2024

Nurse from Chile starts over with the help of the Coast Capital Credentialing Program for Newcomer Women Starting… Read more

Earth Connection: An Indigenous perspective on our relationship with the land

August 8, 2024

The following interview is reprinted from DIVERSEcity’s Green Guide for Newcomers. Earth Connection An Indigenous perspective on our… Read more

Swim safely this summer: workshop for newcomers

July 18, 2024

DIVERSEcity partners with the Lifesaving Society of BC & Yukon and City of Delta to spread awareness on… Read more

Operation Care Kits by Envision Financial handed out to youth

July 16, 2024

Envision Financial executives prepared care kits for youth at DIVERSEcity As a registered charity, the work we do… Read more

DIVERSEcity’s Vandna Joshi featured in Canada Tabloid magazine

July 5, 2024

Uplifting success: Vandna Joshi’s journey from newcomer to a leader at DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society shared in Canada Tabloid… Read more

Staying safe in summer weather with DIVERSEcity’s Beat the Heat tips

July 4, 2024

DIVERSEcity’s Beat the Heat initiative shares important summer safety information with its seniors and other community members Although… Read more

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First Aid training is important and a valuable tool for everyone — at home and in the workplace. We recently held a session of First Aid training for women in our H.E.A.L. for Work program. Through the H.E.A.L. (Hope. Empowerment. Adaptability. Learning.) for Work program, we support women who have experienced trauma by helping them build confidence, grain practical skills and take meaningful steps toward employment. The training isn’t just about safety — it’s about empowerment, independence and healing through opportunity. Learn more about H.E.A.L. here: www.dcrs.ca/our-services/employment-programs/h-e-a-l-for-work-program/#ForPeople#ForCommunities #HEALforWork #WomensEmpowerment #WorkplaceReadiness #FirstAidTraining #SkillsforSuccess #DIVERSEcity #SurreyBC #Delta ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you a newcomer to BC starting a new job? Learn how to stay safe at work and your rights and responsibilities in the workplace at this online workshop! You'll learn about:➡️ Workplace safety rules➡️ What to do if you’re injured➡️ Trade unions and their purpose➡️ Employment Insurance (EI) and Canadian Pension Plan (CPP)➡️ Understanding your paystubs, deductions, vacation and other benefits➡️ And more!Open to open and closed work permit holders, temporary residents, international students, refugee claimants, provincial nominees and naturalized citizens.To register, please email mwindey@dcrs.ca or fill out the form here: forms.office.com/r/ChhrN8J3nD#SurreyBC #ForPeopleForCommunities #work #workplace #worksafety #safety #workshop #free #onlineworkshop #rights ... See MoreSee Less
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Behind every strong community are the seniors who helped build it. DIVERSEcity recognizes the many ways older adults enrich our programs, support their families and welcome people in our community with open arms. We’re proud to support seniors through programs that promote connection, dignity and belonging. This Thursday for BC Seniors Week, we celebrated them with a festivity of storytelling, dancing and singing from both South Asian and Chinese cultures. We were enriched by the experience. Thank you to all our seniors from our programs and the community who attended and made it such a magical event. Learn more about our Seniors Services here: www.dcrs.ca/our-services/services-for-seniors/#BCSeniorsWeeks #ForPeopleForCommunities #CommunityMatters #BelongingForAll #SurreyBC #Canada ... See MoreSee Less
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DIVERSEcity will be at Car Free Day Surrey in Newton this Saturday, June 7! Stop by 137 Street and say hi! We’ll be at booth #18.#SurreyBC #ForPeopleForCommunities #Newton #Surrey #CarFreeDay2025 #CarFreeDayNewton ... See MoreSee Less
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Many of the seniors we work with are not just participants — they are caregivers, volunteers and culture-bearers. Their dedication inspires us to serve with the same heart and to keep building programs that honour their contributions. This #BCSeniorsWeek, we celebrate their care and legacy, including those from our Newcomer Family and Friend Caregiver Program. We held a caregiver wellness workshop this week to help give back some knowledge and care to the selfless, amazing caregivers we support in our program. Learn more about our caregiver program here: www.dcrs.ca/our-services/services-for-seniors/newcomer-family-and-friend-caregiver-support-program/#ForPeopleForCommunities #BelongingForAll #surreybc #delta #canada #caregivers #seniors ... See MoreSee Less
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