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Manitoba Opens Applications for Settlement Support Services to Aid Newcomers

Austin Campbell

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Settlement Support Services

The Manitoba government has officially launched the application process for the Manitoba Settlement Support Services (MSSS) program, a key part of the Newcomer Community Integration Support (NCIS) initiative. This program is designed to fund organizations that deliver settlement and integration services, supporting newcomers in becoming active members of Manitoba’s communities and workforce.

Key Details of the Manitoba Settlement Support Services Program

The MSSS program focuses on strengthening resources for newcomers, enabling service providers to address the unique challenges faced by immigrants and refugees. By offering grants, it ensures that communities have the capacity to meet the growing demand for tailored programs.

Eligible organizations can apply to fund initiatives aimed at:

Supporting newcomers’ social integration through cultural orientation, community engagement, and local events.

Enhancing economic stability by providing job training, employment assistance, and skills development programs.

Delivering language and educational support, which are crucial for navigating daily life and pursuing career opportunities in Manitoba.

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The MSSS program plays a significant role in bridging gaps in resources, making it easier for newcomers to access housing, education, healthcare, and job opportunities.

Application Deadline

Organizations are encouraged to submit their applications by Tuesday, December 31, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. CST. Detailed application guidelines and eligibility criteria are available on the NCIS webpage. This is a unique chance for service providers to strengthen their offerings and contribute to Manitoba’s welcoming and inclusive environment.

Manitoba’s Vision for an Inclusive Community

The MSSS program reflects Manitoba’s ongoing commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse province. It acknowledges the value of immigration in enriching local culture and strengthening the economy. By funding community organizations, Manitoba empowers service providers to create meaningful pathways for newcomers to integrate, thrive, and contribute to society.

With immigration being a cornerstone of Manitoba’s growth, the MSSS program ensures that resources are allocated effectively to create a cohesive community. This not only benefits the newcomers but also enriches the lives of all Manitobans by promoting understanding, collaboration, and cultural exchange.

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A Call to Action for Service Providers

For organizations involved in settlement services, this funding represents a chance to make a lasting impact. By expanding programs and addressing specific needs, service providers can play a pivotal role in shaping a supportive environment for newcomers. Whether through language training, employment assistance, or cultural orientation, the contributions of these organizations are vital to Manitoba’s identity as a welcoming province.

Apply before the deadline and join Manitoba in building a brighter, more inclusive future for everyone. By helping newcomers succeed, we help our communities grow stronger together.

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