SEPT (Settlement and Education Partnerships in Toronto) Services

Our services are funded by the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)

 

 

We provide settlement services in the following schools:

 AY Jackson SS Forest Manor MacDonald CI St. Joseph Morrow Park CSS
 Brebeuf College George S. Henry Academy McKee PS St. Paschal Baylon CS
 Crestview PS Georges Vanier SS Newtonbrook SS St. Timothy CS
 Cummer Valley MS Highland MS Pleasant PS Steelesview PS
 Don Valley MS Kingslake PS Pleasant View MS Willowdale MS
 Earl Haig SS Lillian PS RJ Lang E&MS Woodbine MS
 Finch PS PS Loretto Abbey CSS Sir Ernest MacMillan SPS Zion Heights MS

(Revised: November 2022)

Services are provided in the following languages:

 Arabic Cantonese Dari Farsi
 Hindi Korean Mandarin Pashto
 Punjabi Russian Tagalog Ukrainian
 Urdu      

For further information, please contact -

Tanya Yousufi
PROGRAM MANAGER
(416) 292-7510 ext. 1303 / (647) 999-7640
tanya.yousufi@cicscanada.com

Chris Wang
PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR
(416) 292-7510 ext. 1259 / (647) 332-4339
chris.wang@cicscanada.com

Enquiry:
(416) 292-7510 ext. 1301
mabel.chow@cicscanada.com

Year Round Services at TDSB Secondary Assessment Centre (TSAC):

TThe Assessment Centre has multilingual staff that can assist newcomer students and their families. Newcomer families will also have a chance to meet at the Assessment Centre with a Settlement Worker, who can give them information on settlement topics such as finding housing, looking for employment, accessing health care in Ontario, and connecting with a variety of support agencies. All secondary students must make an appointment with the Assessment Centre by telephone.

SEPT Services During Summer:

Newcomer Orientation Week (NOW)

The Newcomer Orientation Week program provides orientation to newly- arrived high school students. Over three and-a-half days in the last week of the summer, the students are oriented to their school by Peer Leaders-students who were newcomers in recent years.

Welcome and Information for Newcomers (WIN)

The Welcome and Information for Newcomers program was developed to help newcomer teens entering middle school (grades 6-8). WIN uses some of the same programming elements as NOW but is one day instead of four. Whereas NOW is a full orientation to high school, WIN is a basic introduction intended to build a positive foundation for parents and students to interact with the school and settlement worker. Peer leaders are also central to WIN, helping demonstrate elements in the program and to build friendships with the newcomer students.

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