Services for Non-Permanent Residents

Services for Non-Permanent Residents

Are you an international student at a post-secondary institution, a temporary foreign worker with a work permit, a provincial nominee or a new Canadian citizen?

We can help you find information for your family to live and work in Canada. Our BC Newcomer Services Program specialists will help answer your questions and refer you to services and resources in relation to health care, school, taxes, housing, immigration, childcare and legal supports in Surrey and Delta.

If you’re looking for work, our employment specialists can also help you learn job search techniques, find a job or get relevant career training. We also provide workshops on employee and employer rights, workplace rights and responsibilities and workplace safety.

Services in English, Spanish, Punjabi, Mandarin and Korean. Please contact newcomers@dcrs.ca to make an appointment.

Are you a newcomer in Delta?

Come talk to our BC Newcomer Services Punjabi and Mandarin specialists at George Mackie Library (8440 112 Street, Delta, BC)  every second and fourth Tuesday of the month!

Fill out the Intake Form here

 

Funding by:

Safe Haven program for refugee claimants

Our Safe Haven program, funded by the Government of BC, offers free settlement, employment, language and counselling services for refugee claimants in Surrey and Delta who are ineligible for federally funded settlement services.

Collective Advocacy for Rights and Education (C.A.R.E.) for Migrant Workers

Through DIVERSEcity’s C.A.R.E. for Migrant Workers program, funded by the Government of Canada, we collaborate with local community partner organizations in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Delta, Langley, Richmond, Surrey, White Rock and other regions of BC to support, empower and foster a sense of community among migrant workers.