Help us with our new research project! We’re looking to gather information and data from local immigrants and employers. This research will help us, local organizations, service providers, and other groups improve services, fill in gaps, and make Leeds and Grenville even more welcoming!
All responses will be anonymous and summarized in a report published by the St. Lawrence – Rideau Immigration Partnership. To protect privacy only the researchers will have access to the raw data.
If you have any questions or concerns about the survey or the research project, please contact Loretta Corbeil Researcher (343) 507-4173 or loretta_corbeil@yahoo.ca
The St. Lawrence-Rideau Immigration Partnership is a coalition of organizations committed to building local capacity to attract, settle, and integrate immigrants. The Immigration Partnership also encourages organizations, individuals, and communities to recognize and celebrate cultural diversity. Lead by two staff members, and representatives from 25+ community agencies, the Immigration Partnership works throughout the 10 municipalities and 3 partner communities that make up the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville. Established in 2010, the Immigration Partnership is funded by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada, and is one of eighty-seven Immigration Partnerships across Canada.
The Partnership Council meets quarterly to discuss joint priorities, funding opportunities, new immigrant programs, and community based solutions to local immigrant challenges.
We connect, celebrate, and welcome immigrants, new and old.
We work with, recognize, and assist local residents in ensuring our communities are welcoming.
We assist local business to develop and maintain culturally diverse and inclusive workforces.
We connect agencies and service providers to each other.
We offer training for a range of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion topics.
We have a variety of educational games available to borrow.
Diversity Day is an annual conference focused on learning, networking, and local immigrants.
The Volunteer Translator List is available for anyone in need.
Share Your Story About Life in Leeds and Grenville!
We are showcasing the diversity of the people, ways of life, and experiences here!
Started in 2017, We Are Neighbours provides people living in Leeds and Grenville with an opportunity to share their story about moving, living, working, studying and playing here.
