SWIS is here to help!

Due to COVID -19, SWIS workers will be working remotely by phone and email to provide day-to-day settlement support to youth and families. As school starts, SWIS workers will be in touch with their clients to answer any school re-opening questions. Online information sessions will be starting soon – stayed tuned!

In partnership with The Julien Project , Immigrant Services Guelph-Wellington is once again offering a Gardening and Horticulture Therapy program. This program has been offered in-person for over a year, but has transitioned online in the wake of COVID-19.

It is often said that challenging times can bring out the best in people. 

During the last few weeks, the staff and volunteers at Immigrant Service Guelph-Wellington have certainly stepped up to the plate and put their best foot forward during a global pandemic − a crisis that no one ever imagined would have such an impact on how we work and how we engage with the people we serve.

We are excited to announce new online community programs.

These programs have been developed to keep us engaged and connected while practising the physical distancing that is necessary during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us via Zoom between Monday, April 6 and Friday, May 29 for classes in cooking, Bollywood dance and computers. Several English Conversation Circles are also being offered. DOWNLOAD FLYER for details.