The Association for New Canadians is asking for your support on May 16, 2019. No, the province’s leading immigrant-serving agency isn’t on the provincial election ballot – but it IS in the running for a national award. The RBC Top...Read more
Home: Stories of Newcomers to Newfoundland and Labrador has received an overwhelmingly positive reception since its public launch April 24. Now it's available on the ANC YouTube channel for your viewing pleasure. Watch Home: Stories of Newcomers to Newfoundland and...Read more
The Association for New Canadians’ Settlement Workers in the Schools team has an ongoing need for school supplies for newly-arrived students. The SWIS team is happy to accept any donations of new pencils, pens, paper, notebooks, backpacks, math sets –...Read more
The latest edition of the ANC Newsletter is out. This time, we've got news of a prestigious award nomination, an amazing volunteer effort by the students at the ESL Training Centre, 40th anniversary updates, and more. Read the newsletter online here or...Read more
The Association for New Canadians is celebrating Multiculturalism Week 2019 AND our 40th anniversary! The Global Tour Cultural Showcase highlights the cultures of our English as a Second Language students with entertainment, displays, presentations, food, and a fashion show. All...Read more
The ANC is delighted and honoured to be one of 10 Canadian organizations selected by LIFT Philanthropy Partners to be part of Better Beginnings, Bigger Impact. "This unique initiative was created to help 10 organizations expand their capacity and reach...Read more
As the number of newcomers and international visitors to Newfoundland and Labrador continues to grow year over year, businesses both large and small are increasingly gaining a competitive edge by cultivating diversity-friendly workplaces. Is yours among them? Join the Association...Read more
The Association for New Canadians welcomes new volunteers to attend the next volunteer orientation. It will be at the ESL Training Centre on Smithville Crescent, St. John’s, Thursday, February 7, beginning at 7:00 p.m. To find out more, or to...Read more
A research project at the Association for New Canadians is matching the farming experience of former refugees with the increasing need for food workers in their new home. Bridging the Divide evolved following discussions after teachers of English noticed how...Read more
Skills for Change: A Language and Employment Training Program for Visible Minority Refugee Women in Newfoundland and Labrador Request for Proposals/Concept Paper With financial support from the Department of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the Association for New Canadians...Read more