Welcome to Our Resources Hub!
Access valuable materials from past events and workshops that support the empowerment and well-being of immigrant women.
Find guides and tools from past events.
Access multilingual resources for inclusivity.
Explore ways to engage and stay informed.
We are committed to making these resources accessible to everyone. Let us know how we can improve your experience.
This brochure offers vital information on sexual health tailored to newcomer women. Inside, you’ll find:
Your healthcare rights.
Understanding consent.
Reproductive health basics.
Tips for recognizing healthy relationships.
We’ve also included a list of local sexual health services to help you stay safe and make informed decisions.
Sexual Health & Safe Relationships
Mental Health Resources for Newcomer Women in Canada
Adjusting to a new environment can bring unique challenges. This brochure is here to help by offering:
An introduction to mental health basics.
Essential resources for your well-being.
Guidance on where to find support in your new community.
You’re not alone—these tools are designed to help you navigate this journey with confidence.
Every newcomer has the right to a safe, fair, and respectful workplace. This brochure includes:
An overview of your workplace rights.
Steps to take if your rights are not respected.
Helpful resources to support you in navigating your work environment.
We’re here to help you feel informed and empowered in your new workplace.
Your Workplace Rights as a Newcomer to Nova Scotia
The Circle of Women Project
A 31-month initiative dedicated to breaking down barriers immigrant women face when accessing support related to gender-based violence.
Our goals include:
Raising awareness about gender-based violence.
Providing support and valuable resources to newcomer women.
Empowering women to access the help they need.
This brochure offers more details about the project and how you can get involved. Together, we can make a difference.
Session One: “Do You Know About the Nova Scotia Inclusive Education Policy?”
Inclusive Education Forum
This session explores the Nova Scotia Inclusive Education Policy, which ensures equitable and supportive learning environments for all students, regardless of their background or needs.
Topics include:
Key elements of the policy.
How it is implemented in schools.
Its impact on immigrant women and their families.
Gain valuable insights to navigate educational rights and advocate for inclusive practices in schools.
Explore the significance of personal names through creative writing in this unique program for newcomer women.
Each session provided:
A supportive space to reflect on the stories behind your name.
Opportunities for self-expression and cultural connection.
Guidance in creative writing and reading.
Access these recordings to revisit or experience this journey of storytelling and discovery.
2021 Weekly Guided Creative Writing and Reading Sessions
This brochure offers vital information on legal rights and safety tailored to newcomer women. Inside, you’ll find:
Understanding your legal rights in Canada.
Navigating the Canadian court system.
Information on Humanitarian and Compassionate claims.
Common myths and facts about legal rights.
Where to find legal help in Nova Scotia.
We’ve also included a list of key legal resources and support organizations to help you stay informed and protect your rights.
