About ARAISA
Supporting Organizations Supporting Immigrants
The Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies (a.k.a. ARAISA) is a non-profit umbrella organization that has been providing support to the settlement and integration sector in Atlantic Canada for the past 25 years.
ARAISA currently counts 17 Anglophone and Francophone member organizations in the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. We are a growing organization and are continually striving to increase representation of the sector through our membership.
Our ultimate goal is to help settlement and integration organizations in the region fulfill their mission and help newcomers create a new life in Atlantic Canada.
Become a MEMBER
At ARAISA, members are our prime concern. We are here to support them. The settlement and integration organizations across the region provide vital services to immigrants and refugees, helping them build a new life in Atlantic Canada. As a result, direct and indirect service providers contribute to the creation of a more welcoming and inclusive Atlantic Canada. And, we are here to help!
NEWS
Improving organizations’ staff skills, one event at a time
ARAISA decided to focus on mental health for its fall 2019 professional development event: Trauma & Resilience-Informed Approach to Mental Health.
The Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP): Learning and Strengthening Together
In February 2019, ARAISA, in conjunction with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), convened a meeting with over 80 AIP stakeholders
Introducing our new logo and website!
We are excited to announce the launch of our new logo, branding and website! Don’t worry, we are still us, only… better! Over the past 25 years, ARAISA has evolved a lot. We are undergoing some very exciting and positive changes
Our MEMBERS
ARAISA is organizing a series of two bilingual webinars for frontline workers and management teams on February 18 and 25, 2020.
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ARAISA organise une série de deux webinaires bilingues pour les travailleurs de première ligne et les équipes de direction, les 18 et 25 février 2020.
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