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Programs & Services

Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation (ISAP)
Through the Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation Program (ISAP), the Brampton Multicultural Centre (BMC) provides direct and essential services to newcomers to help them with their adaptation and settlement in Canada. These services include:  employment-related assistance; information and orientation on immigration, health, education and housing, translation, interpretation, filling out application forms; referrals to government and community resources, and support counselling for individuals and families.

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The Multicultural, Settlement and Education Partnership (MSEP)
The Multicultural, Settlement and Education Partnership is a settlement service program that helps newcomer families to adapt and integrate into the Canadian education system, culture and society.

The Multicultural, Settlement and Education Partnership (MSEP) program, offered in Peel region, is part of a network of school-based settlement programs in Ontario communities called Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS). MSEP is a partnership between the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, and Brampton Multicultural Community Centre, and Inter-Cultural Neighbourhood Social Services through Citizenship and Immigration Canada....
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Job Search Workshop (JSW).
The Workshops are three days in length, offered free of cost to the participants. The program aims to help new immigrants find meaningful employment in Ontario. The JSW counsellors work closely with recent immigrants who are facing employment difficulties, to develop their job search skills and help to find jobs in their chosen field....
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Library Settlement Partnership (LSP)

Brampton Multicultural Centre is proud to announce a unique and innovative program called Library Settlement Partnership (LSP) launched in February 2009 by Minister Kenney at the Chinguacousy Library Branch. LSP is a three way partnership between Brampton Multicultural Community Centre, Brampton Library and Citizenship & Immigration Canada to support the settlement and integration of newcomers to Canada. More

Newcomer Settlement Program (NSP)
The Newcomer Settlement Program helps newcomers, immigrants and refugees to fully engage in all aspects of Canadian life. The NSP program is intended to benefit a wide range of newcomers including permanent residents, regardless of their Canadian citizenship status and refugee claimants. By providing quality service and access to resources, Brampton Multicultural Community Centre and Muslim Community Services aim to enhance the socio-economic situation of newcomer families...
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Social Service Program (SSP)
The Social Service Program helps newcomers, immigrants and refugees fully engage in all aspects of Canadian life. The SSP program is intended to benefit a wide range of community members including permanent residents, regardless of their Canadian citizenship status and refugee claimants. By providing quality service and access to resources, Brampton Multicultural Community Centre aims to enhance the socio-economic situation of community members....
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Volunteer Management Program
BMC’s volunteer Management program is as old as the agency itself. Since 1987, our volunteer management program has been one of the most successful programs of the agency. Volunteers are the bedrock of the organization. The agency relies on its volunteers in every facet of its provision regarding its services to the clients. There is no negating the fact that volunteers play a critical role in providing services to newcomers and immigrants. In fact, our volunteers have made an immeasurable difference in the lives of our clients.....
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Senior Connection Program
The Purpose of senior drop in program is to reduce the risk of social isolation of immigrant seniors who have limited access to culturally sensitive activities....
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Youth Opportunities Program (YOP)

Through a series of six workshops spanning three months, youth will have a chance to hone their abilities to create positive changes in their communities. The program is designed to equip youth with a variety of skills, including: leadership, public speaking, negotiation, and a host of other skills that would empower them to begin addressing relevant issues in their community.


At the beginning of the program, youth will identify issues in their community that they would like to see changed. Over the course of the program, youth will work towards addressing the issue by contacting and working with community leaders, MP, MPPs, and other relevant decision makers. Youth will also mobilize on the issue by creating awareness through several media outlets. The process of initiating such a change will be an empowering and educating experience for the youth who participate in Investing for Tomorrow.

 

Cancer Screening Program
Brampton Multicultural Community (BMC) Centre’s Cancer Screening Program encourages women to get screened for breast and cervical cancer by offering education and support services.

Regular cancer screening is important for good health because the earlier a cancer is found, the more likely it is to be cured. Mammography helps detect breast cancer early and Pap tests help detect cervical cancer early.

The Cancer Screening Program serves the community by helping women overcome barriers that stand between them and these life-saving tests. Through partnerships with local screening facilities and community organizations, the Cancer Screening Program at BMC helps women in Peel lead healthier lives.

The services provided through this program include:
. Information sessions about breast and cervical cancer screening
. Booking screening appointments
. Arranging free transportation to and from screening appointments
. Accompanying clients for support during appointments
. Follow-up support after screening
. Referrals to community resources as required



Eligibility Criteria:
. Women must be 18+ to enroll in the program for cervical cancer screening services
. Women must be 50+ to enroll in the program for breast cancer screening services

 

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