Features of an Ideal Volunteer Management Software for Immigration Settlement Agencies

In the rapidly evolving landscape of immigration and resettlement, the role of volunteer management cannot be understated. Volunteers form the backbone of immigration / Newcomers settlement agencies like Moncton Cares, providing invaluable support to newcomers as they navigate the complexities of integrating into a new society. To ensure that these volunteers can effectively carry out…

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The Unique Challenges of Immigration Settlement Agencies

Immigration settlement agencies like Moncton Cares play a pivotal role in the integration process of newcomers, acting as a bridge between the immigrants and their new communities. These agencies, while crucial, face a plethora of unique challenges that differentiate them from other volunteer-driven organizations. Diverse Volunteer Base One of the primary challenges is managing a…

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An Enlightening Discussion with Minister Melanie Joly: Canada’s Stand in Shifting Global Politics

This week presented me with an unparalleled opportunity that I’m eager to share with my readers. I had the honor of attending a round-table discussion with none other than Canada’s Foreign Minister, Melanie Joly. The event, organized by the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce, delved deep into some pressing topics of global interest. Minister Joly:…

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Unity in Diversity – Family Day Celebration with Moncton Cares 2023.

On February 20th, Moncton witnessed a splendid celebration of cultures with the Taste of Diversity event, held at the YMCA North. Coordinated by Moncton Cares to mark Family Day, the event brought together newcomers from over 20 nations, proudly sharing their traditions, customs, and culinary treasures. The turnout was overwhelming, with a crowd of more…

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Mosaiq 2022

Indian diaspora had an amazing mosaiq this year in Moncton. Photos to be added later on. Noticable pointers from a newcomer organization founder. Very few locals participated in the event Sponsors were physically absent on event There was no public servant or immigrant-focused government fraternity visited and engaged with the crowd. All 3 things are…

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