Dial 2-1-1. Our helpline is answered by real people 24/7 and service is available in 150+ languages.
- offers work experience
- involved with Adopt-A-Park, Graffiti and Litter removal programs
- Employment Placement and Training incentives available to employers to offset costs associated with training and added supervision during the training period
- encourages employers to re-employ those who are unemployed (no longer linked with EI eligibility)
- Funding assistance for work clothing, tools, police clearance, medicals
- Canada Ontario Job Grant (COJG)
Courses include:
- spoken language interpretation
- consecutive interpreting
- note-taking
- sight translation
- simultaneous interpreting
- setting specific interpreting with a focus on the language interpretation needs of local agencies and community services in Windsor and Essex County
- information sessions will be held at the Multicultural Council, call for dates and times
St. Clair College is proud to offer this program in partnership with the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County
- participants are trained to act as workplace peer to peer helpers
- training increases awareness of available community services
- enhances communication and advocacy skills
- increases knowledge around issues workers may face such a substance abuse, financial issues, and bereavement
- promotes workplace wellness initiatives
- Provides personal counselling for University of Windsor students
- Provides internship and practicum setting for graduate students of the Psychology program
- Accounting Administrator
- Law Enforcement Foundations
- Legal Administrative Assistant
- Office Administrator
- Addictions & Mental Health Worker
- Community Service Mental Health Worker
- Massage Therapy
- Medical Office Assistant
- Personal Support Worker
- Physiotherapy Assistant
- Solar Photovoltaic Technician
Career Services
- improvement of labour market conditions through the collection and distribution of local labour market information
- website includes job search portal, resume building portal, career explorer and more
- resources for both job seekers and employers
- maintains regional list of volunteer positions available (click here for more information)
- Full services disability management services.
- Personal and career counselling services
- Corporate Training Provider
- Private Career College
- Peer Employment Mentoring program
- ODSP Service Provider assisting people with disabilities secure and maintain paid employment.
- WSIB approved provider
- Program activities are both on-site and in the community.
- An individual plan is developed by Roots 2 Wings along with the person and their family/caregiver.
- Friendship Club offers caregivers a break while their loved ones enjoy socializing with peers attending open-mics, karaoke, games, hobbies, and dance nights.
- For ages 13+ to gain and maintain friendships while engaging in meaningful activities.
R2W is always looking for extra help to interact and form friendships with our clients.
Co-op Placements:
- R2W co-operates with surrounding high school and post secondary schools to provide experience to students in the field of disabilities.
R2W accepts donations of supplies for games, crafts, activities, and cleaning/hygiene.
- works to develop and tailor opportunities one person at a time, providing services from each person's own neighborhood
- assists clients as they fulfill roles that are essential to the Windsor community
- personal goal planning
- helps to discover gifts, interests, skills and abilities
- helps to develop community opportunities and make meaningful connections
- Personal planning services
- small group activities
- computer and workplace skills training
- Ready to Work program
- Computers for youth
- Connecting newcomer youth
Courses include:
- spoken language interpretation
- consecutive interpreting
- note-taking
- sight translation
- simultaneous interpreting
- setting specific interpreting with a focus on the language interpretation needs of local agencies and community services in Windsor and Essex County
- information sessions will be held at the Multicultural Council, call for dates and times
St. Clair College is proud to offer this program in partnership with the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County
- Full time studies
- Part time studies
- Continuing education
- Apprenticeship
- Corporate training
- Training for immmigrants
- DCR (double reconnaissance de crédit)
- Employment Ontario
- Second career
- Partnerships
- Job oportunities(students)
- French as a second language
- Career access studies
- Postsecondary studies
- Early childhood education
- Police Foundation
- Business Administration
- Personal Support Worker
- Pre-Health Sciences
- Social Services Worker
- Employment Services
- Full services disability management services.
- Personal and career counselling services
- Corporate Training Provider
- Private Career College
- Peer Employment Mentoring program
- ODSP Service Provider assisting people with disabilities secure and maintain paid employment.
- WSIB approved provider
- Full services disability management services.
- Personal and career counselling services
- Corporate Training Provider
- Private Career College
- Peer Employment Mentoring program
- ODSP Service Provider assisting people with disabilities secure and maintain paid employment.
- WSIB approved provider
Services and Programs:
- Ontario Employment Services
Additional Language Skills Program locations:
- Wortley YMCA - 165 Elmwood Ave E
- Westmount Mall - 785 Wonderland Rd S
- South London Community Centre - 1119 Jalna Blvd, behind White Oaks Mall
- North London - 207-735 Wonderland Rd N (Wonderland Corners Plaza), at Beaverbrook
Specializes in employment programs and services for immigrants and Canadian newcomers
Services include:
- resume development
- foreign credential recognition assistance
- employment preparation workshops
- volunteer work experience placements
- mentorship programs
- job interview practice
- networking opportunities
- direct hire opportunities
Services and Programs:
- Ontario Bridge Training Program
- Ontario Employment Services
Resume assistance, job search support, Internet access, print/fax/photocopy and information and referral services to job seekers
Supportive counselling and referrals, General Educational Development (GED) preparation, and employment counsellors available
Services and Programs:
- Ontario Employment Services
and the health care workplace in Ontario * job shadowing placement
opportunities * one-on-one counselling and group support * branch office
in Hamilton 905-521-1777
Services and Programs:
- Goodwill Bookstore - London - Adelaide St N
- Goodwill Bookstore - London - Wellington Rd
- Goodwill Community Store - London - Horton St
- Goodwill Community Store - London - Oxford St E
- Goodwill Community Store - London - Wonderland Rd N - Sherwood Forest Mall
- Goodwill Community Store - St Thomas
- Goodwill Community Store - Strathroy
- Goodwill Outlet Store - London - White Oak Rd
- Goodwill Career Centre
- Goodwill Community Store - Goderich
- Goodwill Community Store - Stratford
- Goodwill Community Store - Tillsonburg
- Goodwill Community Store - Woodstock
Orientation services provide information to newcomers (Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees) on government programs and services, community and social services, education, immigration, housing, employment, and community connections. Our services include:
- Needs Assessments
- Personalized, self-directed assessments are conducted to assist newcomers and identify their needs, barriers, and strengths
- Settlement Plans & Goals - based on a newcomer's initial needs assessment, personalized settlement plans are created with short-term and long-term goals
- One-on-one supports are available to all newcomers through Newcomer Settlement Advisors who help guide, inform, and equip individuals and families with the information, assistance, and resources they need to settle into life in Canada.
Information Sessions Information sessions are 1-2 hours in length and provide important information on a wide variety of specific topics including:
- Overview of Canada
- Sources of Information
- Rights and Freedoms
- Canadian Law & Justice
- Important Documents
- Improving English or French
- Employment & Income
- Education
- Housing
- Health
- Money & Finance
- Transportation
- Community and Media
- Community Connections
- Becoming a Canadian Citizen
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) - Assists newly arrived Government Assisted Refugees with the resettlement process * provides support and essential services for the immediate needs of refugees destined to London and transferees during their first 6 weeks
Settlement Workers in Schools Program (SWIS) - The SWIS Program places settlement workers in elementary and secondary schools throughout London and St.Thomas-Elgin to help newcomer students and their families adjust to their school and community.
Orientation services provide information to newcomers (Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees) on government programs and services, community and social services, education, immigration, housing, employment, and community connections. Our services include:
- Needs Assessments
- Personalized, self-directed assessments are conducted to assist newcomers and identify their needs, barriers, and strengths
- Settlement Plans & Goals - based on a newcomer's initial needs assessment, personalized settlement plans are created with short-term and long-term goals
- One-on-one supports are available to all newcomers through Newcomer Settlement Advisors who help guide, inform, and equip individuals and families with the information, assistance, and resources they need to settle into life in Canada.
Information Sessions Information sessions are 1-2 hours in length and provide important information on a wide variety of specific topics including:
- Overview of Canada
- Sources of Information
- Rights and Freedoms
- Canadian Law & Justice
- Important Documents
- Improving English or French
- Employment & Income
- Education
- Housing
- Health
- Money & Finance
- Transportation
- Community and Media
- Community Connections
- Becoming a Canadian Citizen
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) - Assists newly arrived Government Assisted Refugees with the resettlement process * provides support and essential services for the immediate needs of refugees destined to London and transferees during their first 6 weeks
Settlement Workers in Schools Program (SWIS) - The SWIS Program places settlement workers in elementary and secondary schools throughout London and St.Thomas-Elgin to help newcomer students and their families adjust to their school and community.