FCJ Refugee Centre helps up-rooted people overcome the challenges of rebuilding their lives in Canadian society. With an open door approach, the Centre offers an integrated model of refugee protection, settlement services and education, including shelter for women and their children. The FCJ Refugee Centre has a mandate to assist refugees and other uprooted people in re-establishing their lives and integrating into Canadian society by: Offering inclusive and timely counseling and support, including interpretation, referral to legal assistance, employment training, programs on Canadian culture and life, and other educational workshops Providing temporary shelter for women and children Collaborating with relevant organizations to deliver popular education about the protection of the human rights and dignity of up-rooted people.
Royal Ontario Museum, 100, Queen's Park, Bloor Street Culture Corridor, University—Rosedale, Old Toronto, Toronto, Golden Horseshoe, Ontario, M5S 2C6, Canada
