ALBERTA MULTICULTURAL INTEGRATION CENTRE
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In the heart of Alberta, the Alberta Multicultural Integration Centre (AMIC) stands as a beacon of hope for immigrants, newcomers, refugees, and young workers from East Africa. As we navigate through unprecedented times, the urgency for our services has never been more pronounced. The stark reality is that Alberta faces alarmingly high unemployment and underemployment rates among these groups, leaving many individuals and families in a state of despair. At AMIC, we believe every person deserves the opportunity to thrive and are committed to bridging the gap between potential and opportunity.
Core Principles
Our core values prioritize individual responsibility, community support, and the importance of hard work. We believe in the dignity of every person and the potential for each individual to contribute positively to society. Our principles are rooted in the belief that economic prosperity and social success are achievable for all, provided they have the right support and resources.
Vision
Our vision is to ensure that immigrants, newcomers, refugees, and young workers from East Africa have the jobs and integration support they need to contribute to Alberta’s and Canada’s economic and social success. We envision a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
Mission
Our vision is to ensure that immigrants, newcomers, refugees, and young workers from East Africa have the jobs and integration support they need to contribute to Alberta’s and Canada’s economic and social success. We envision a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
Real Stories, Real Challenges.
Amina fled her war-torn country, bringing with her dreams of a better life for her children. Despite her qualifications in healthcare, she has been unable to find work in Alberta. With bills piling up and her children’s future at stake, Amina feels the weight of hopelessness. Without immediate assistance, her dreams may remain just that—dreams.
Amina's Journey:
Mohammed's Struggle:
Mohammed, a young engineer, arrived in Canada with high hopes. However, after months of job searching, he has faced rejection after rejection. The cultural differences and lack of local experience have made it nearly impossible for him to secure a position in his field. Each day without a job deepens his sense of isolation and despair.
Fatima's Challenge:
As a recent refugee, Fatima is determined to provide for her family. However, the lack of understanding of Canadian workplace culture has hindered her job search. She feels lost and overwhelmed, unsure of how to navigate this new landscape. Without support, her family’s future hangs in the balance.
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Our Services
Industry-Specific Job Placement and Job Fair Initiatives
We organize job fairs and placement initiatives that connect newcomers with employers seeking diverse talent. By building bridges between skilled newcomers and local businesses, we enhance job prospects and facilitate meaningful employment.
Customized Training Workshops and Mentoring Sessions:
Our tailored workshops focus on Canadian workplace culture, job search strategies, and professional development. We provide mentoring sessions to help newcomers navigate the complexities of the job market and integrate more quickly into Canadian society.
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Refugee Sponsorship:
We partner with Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH) organisations to support refugees in their journey to build a better life in Canada. Our sponsorship program ensures that refugees receive the necessary support and resources to thrive.
Join Us in Making a Difference
At the Alberta Multicultural Integration Center (AMIC), we are dedicated to creating a brighter future for newcomers and young workers in Alberta. We invite you to join us in this vital mission. Together, we can empower individuals to achieve their dreams and contribute to the prosperity of our province. Your support can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.