Core Programs
As a private, refugee agreement holder with the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), HT-SACA has been sponsoring and supporting refugees settle in Canada for more than 2 decades.
The program sponsors refugees through Canada’s Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program (PSRP). Some of the activities conducted in this program include:
This program focuses on the integration of refugees in Canada.
The program implements various activities to support refugees as they settle in Canada. Some of the activities in this program include:
The program supports immigrant and refugee children and youth arriving in Canada need to integrate fast into the community and get involved in school/learning, sports, health programs and play.
The program ensures a smooth transition of refugee children and youth into Canadian systems. Some of the activities conducted in this program include:
The goal is to empower immigrant and refugee girls to have equitable opportunities to achieve their potential as they settle and integrate in Canada.
Some of the activities conducted in this program include:
The program focuses on empowering immigrant and refugee women supporting their integration and prosperity as they settle in the new community with their families.
Some of the activities implemented under this program include:
The program supports immigrant and refugee men to navigate the complex mainstream and community systems to facilitate the settlement process of the entire family
Some of the activities conducted in this program include:
The goal of the program is to prevent/reduce the risk of social isolation among seniors by improving community connectedness to increase social awareness and participation by seniors (and their families and caregivers), using an inter-generational, inter-cultural and inter-professional approach.
Some of the activities within this program include:
Current Projects
The main goal of this program is to enhance understanding of racism/bullying and equip program participants with anti-racism coping skills as we address barriers to participation, promote healing and combat systemic and structural racism.
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This project is funded by The City of Edmonton
The main goal of this project is to help refugees, families, and children/youth embrace and retain their cultural identity as we demystify cultural stereotypes that lead to racial conflict/misunderstanding.
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This project is funded by The Government of Alberta
The main goal of this program is to enhance youth RESILIENCE to gang-violence engagement and improve KNOWLEDGE and AWARENESS of the CONSEQUENCES of violence among youth, families, and the society.
This project targets vulnerable BLACK COMMUNITY youth from marginalized, low-income, immigrant and refugee communities.
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This project is funded by The Government of Canada and The City of Edmonton
The Digital Storytelling Program targets new immigrant and refugee children in Canada and supports them to utilize various media techniques to create and share stories with their peers.
The purpose of this program is to enhance the cultural interaction and communication skills among new immigrants and refugees.
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This project is funded by The Government of Alberta and Edmonton Community Foundation
The Muslim Digital Storytelling Program targets new immigrant muslim and refugee children in Canada and supports them to utilize various media techniques to create and share stories with their peers.
The purpose of this program is to enhance the cultural interaction and communication skills among new immigrant muslims and refugee muslims.
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This project is funded by The Government of Alberta and Edmonton Community Foundation