ISANS launches new youth and family centre in Halifax for newcomer support

cbc.ca February 4, 2025, 08:00 PM UTC

The Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia has opened a new Youth and Family Centre in Halifax for newcomers aged 13 to 30. The centre focuses on education and job skills, providing a space for youth to connect and participate in programs. Designed with input from young people, the centre features amenities like dimmable lights and a kitchenette. It aims to be both a comfortable hangout and a classroom, helping newcomers improve their English and job readiness. The centre's programs include career skills courses and work placements. Last year, ISANS served over 4,800 youth clients, highlighting the growing need for support among newcomer youth in the region.


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