funders, members, clients
and volunteers
IMSS is moving to its new location on 1270 2nd Ave. Prince George
(corner of 2nd Ave. and Quebec St.)
Office will be closed on
Jan. 26 & 27, 2012
Services will resume on
Monday, Jan. 30, 2012
at our new location.
Welcome PG
Welcome PG and the Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society of Prince George with their stakeholder partners, Initiatives Prince George and the PG Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce that they are commissioning a new permanent public artwork for Prince George that celebrates diversity.
Go to the following link to download the project description and submission guidelines. Proposals must be received by Jan. 16th, 2012 with the selection being made by
Jan. 24th, 2012.
Please click here: Welcome PG
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Register and Learn English for FREE!
Learning English is one of the most important things you can do to make British Columbia feels like home.
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Level 1 to 3 Monday to Thursday 9:00 am - 12:00 noon |
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Level 4 to 5 Monday to Thursday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm |
English Language Services for Adults (ELSA) Classes
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learn to speak and understand English for day-to-day life
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use a computer
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ask questions about housing, work, banking, and other important subjects
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get skills for a job
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learn about Canadian culture, laws, health care and society
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make new friends
CLICK HERE for more information about the ELSA program
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES (EAS) PROGRAM
The Employment Assistance Services (EAS) team provides
a FREE full range of employment assistance services to unemployed immigrants, refugees and Canadians.
EAS team strives to create flourishing partnerships with the
business community at large to meet employment needs.
Need an assistance? Call to make an appointment (250) 562 - 2900
Join our Multicultural Women's Afternoon Tea
Please contact: Mojegan Sadeghian for more information:
Phone: (250) 562 2900 or E-mail: mojegan@imss.ca
"Journey to New Horizons"
(available at IMSS and PG Council of Seniors)
"Dedicated to those who immigrated
to Canada
to fulfill their dreams for a better life and a
brighter future".
The completed book is a form of a written collection of local history that documented the settlement journey of culturally diverse immigrant seniors to have their stories heard and to raise public awareness of their experiences in Canada.