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Settlement Services
343 Dundas St
London
London
519-432-1133
Fax: 519-660-6168
Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Last updated: May 26, 2022: Suggest an edit
Application
Call or drop in * reception will put visitors in contact with the next available settlement counsellor or intake worker
Eligibility - Population(s) Served
Immigrants and new Canadians
Fees
Free
Contacts
Rifat Hussain - OSN Manager
519-914-1788 ext 430 * rhussain@lcclc.org
519-914-1788 ext 430 * rhussain@lcclc.org
Languages
English ; Many other languages
Language Note
Interpretation may be available upon request
Area(s) Served
London and area
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Description of Services:
Assistance for new immigrants or refugees to settle, adapt and integrate into London
Includes orientation, referral, interpretation, language assessment, settlement counselling, workshops/speakers and multicultural/community development * assists with directing to family doctors
Includes orientation, referral, interpretation, language assessment, settlement counselling, workshops/speakers and multicultural/community development * assists with directing to family doctors
- Client Support Services - Partners in Caring Supports for Government-Assisted Refugees (GARs) to address medical, emotional, and social needs * case management services * on-site medical examination clinic
- Newcomer Settlement Program Newcomer information and referral services
- Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) Provides temporary accommodations at Jeremiah's House Reception Centre with meals and 24-hour supervision for up to 15 days including orientation and training on household facilities and fire evacuation plans * needs assessment, including emergency needs * life skills support including orientation in clients' language on variety of topics, such as federal and provincial programs and services, health care issues, managing money, education system, family life, employment referrals to community services * assistance with searching for, viewing, selecting, and moving into permanent accommodations
- Settlement Workers in Schools Program (SWIS) Settlement workers in schools work with newcomer parents and their children to adapt to the Canadian educational system * provides newcomers and their families with information and referral on settlement needs, learning English, job seeking, housing, adult education
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Last updated: May 26, 2022: Suggest an edit
