

Arrival Aid Welcomes You
Co-existing to Collaborating
Our Mission
Arrival Aid brings newcomers and local communities together in BC to collaborate, build skills, and foster meaningful connections. Through accessible programs in health literacy, digital skills, STEM, and community initiatives, we support integration, reduce isolation, and create spaces where people grow side by side.​
Our Vision
A connected and inclusive society where newcomers and locals share a strong sense of belonging, learn from one another, and work together to build resilient, collaborative communities.
Our Mandate
Arrival Aid operates as a community hub dedicated to integration, support, and shared belonging by:
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Creating inclusive spaces where newcomers and locals collaborate and form meaningful connections
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Reducing social isolation and fostering a sense of community belonging Delivering accessible skill-building programs (e.g., health literacy, digital skills, STEM, and climate action)
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Supporting personal and collective growth, confidence, and participation in society
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Encouraging community-led initiatives rooted in collaboration, creativity, and shared problem-solving

What We Do
Our Meaningful Work
Interactive and inclusive workshops that empower newcomers with practical skills, knowledge, and community connections.
Cultural and social gatherings that celebrate diversity, foster friendships, and create a sense of belonging.
Join us as a volunteer, partner, or supporter and help make a meaningful difference in the lives of newcomers in Canada!
News

Meet our Directors: How One Idea Can Shape a Better World
Q&A... Short Summary here. Add links?
How we stepped into the world of STEM
Summary of why we started Stempacts and progress.

All the Latest

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If you are inspired to make a positive impact in our community, we welcome you to read further. Your support can make a world of a difference in helping newcomers integrate successfully into our community.
Visit our Donations page to learn more on how your donation can contribute.




