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We generate partnerships that increase inclusion and equity for immigrants in the upper Fraser Valley. Together we can support vibrant newcomer populations through events, research, advocacy, and more.
Local Immigration Partnerships (LIPs) are collaborative community initiatives found across Canada, designed to facilitate the successful integration of immigrants and refugees by coordinating services and resources.
The Chilliwack LIP serves the Upper Fraser Valley from Chilliwack to Boston Bar, aiming to bridge the gap between newcomers and existing services, creating a seamless integration process that benefits everyone involved.
Dive into the heart of our work—explore past community projects that have made a difference, and find out what’s on the horizon.
A guiding body for community and strategic planning that meets bi-monthly, comprising service providers committed to facilitating the successful integration of immigrants into the community, including representatives from Fraser Health, Service Canada, UFV, Chilliwack YMCA, and FVRL/Library.
A group formed to incorporate the insights of immigrants with lived experience, aiding in identifying service gaps, strategic planning, and enhancing the integration process for newcomers.
A quarterly meeting space for employment service providers, including WorkBC and immigrant support workers focused on employment, to share updates and resources, sometimes featuring guest speakers, aimed at improving employment assistance for immigrants.
Serves as the main framework offering direct support to newcomers, including employment assistance, housing help, and language classes, with LIP, Settlement Services, and LINC/English Classes as its components.
Visit our parent organization, Chilliwack Community Services for direct support for newcomers to Chilliwack and the upper Fraser Valley, or our overarching funder Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
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©2024 Chilliwack Local Immigration Partnership
We acknowledge we are on unceded, traditional Stó:lō territory. We are committed to working towards the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action.
We gratefully acknowledge our funding partners: Chilliwack Community Services, and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada
