Today, we are thrilled to share the exciting journey we've embarked on and successfully completed – the redesign of the CCSYR website. Our collaborative effort, spanning from June 12th, 2023 to September 12th, 2023, reflects the remarkable synergy between our dedicated team of volunteers, contractors,...
Volunteering is an act of selflessness that has the power to transform lives, both for those offering their time and expertise and for the communities they serve. In Canada, the spirit of volunteerism runs deep, and countless individuals generously donate their time, skills, and passion...
Professional Engineers Ontario's Canadian experience requirement for accreditation may be transitioned to a competency-based assessment. Read More: New Canadian Media
Catholic Community Services of York Region sharing stories of immigrants like Reza, a busy commercial pilot, after it took five years to revive his dream career after relocating to Canada from Iran. Read More: Newmarket Today
A recently launched pilot project aims to serve 200 families in desperate need of Autism Spectrum Disorder care. Read More: New Canadian Media Â
Catholic Community Services of York Region is proposing to open wellness clinics that will help ease the shortage of medical staff by giving internationally trained health-care professionals the Canadian work experience they need. Read More: New Canadian Media
A year after fleeing Kyiv with her daughter and mother, Anna Gutta-Ustymenko is working full time to help other immigrants settle, as well as helping to lead a weekly support group in Newmarket. Read More: New Canadian Media
This month is National Caregivers Month, and our CCSYR counselling team is excited to announce that CCSYR Counselor Nazanin has prepared an online Mental Health Well-being workshop session tailored explicitly for caregivers on May 18 from 6-7 pm and on May 19 from 4-5 pm....
On May 12th, we celebrated Mother's Day with Ukrainian newcomers, creating an unforgettable occasion! A heartfelt thank you to The Purse Project
A new pilot project for newcomers to Canada has proven to be a huge success for the Aurora Public Library (APL) and Catholic Community Services of York Region (CCSYR). Read More: Newmarket Today
