Our Programs
Settlement services for Newcomer, Immigrant & Refugee Women & Their Families!
C0-Ed Adult Programs (for Women & Men)
ActiveGray: Beyond 55
ActiveGray: Beyond 55 is a social and recreation program for newcomer seniors designed to help minimize the incidents of social isolation and lack of access to community resources.
Employment Programs
Computer Literacy & Job Skills Training Program (CLP)
The Computer & Job Skills Training Program is a 14-week training course that would provide both the theory and practical skills for the use of computers for personal and employment purposes.
Employment Training Program (ETP)
The Employment Training Program (ETP) is a free, full-time work-readiness program that provides the necessary skills for employment.
English Language Development & Testing
Drop-in EAL/ESL
Our Drop-in EAL/ESL classes, run by our volunteers, provides ongoing language supports to all newcomers regardless of immigration status.
Language Assessment & Referral Centre (LARC) Saskatchewan
Our Language Assessment and Referral Centre (LARC) Saskatchewan program offers language testing and referrals to federally funded LINC programs. We offer our LARC Saskatchewan program in Saskatoon, Regina and Prince Albert.
Just4Women
The Just4Women Program is a women’s only program, designed to provide gender-sensitive support services to women who are vulnerable to the risks of isolation, domestic violence and lack of access to support networks for socio-economic participation. The program provides a forum for learning, friendship and broader community connections.
Drop-in Sessions
Weekly sessions offered throughout the week, including: Fitness4Women, Expressive Arts, Cooking & Baking, Women’s Club, Information & Communication Sessions
Wo-Mentors
Mentorship program offered to newcomer women. Mentorships can be for social support or for career guidance.
Pay it Forward
Group volunteer sessions to build leadership skills and learn more about community work in Saskatoon.
Settlement Support
Provincial Settlement Services
The Provincial Settlement Services, also known as Pathways Program at IWS, support newcomer immigrants to Saskatchewan with enhanced access to general orientation information, and individualized settlement action planning and referrals to facilitate their settlement into Saskatchewan. The services are available to newcomer immigrants who reside in Saskatoon, Regina, and communities within a 150km radius of both cities.
