YMCA Newcomer Information Centres


The Newcomer Information Centres (NIC) is a welcoming place for immigrants starting their new lives in Canada, a range of free supports and services. Volunteers, are an important part of our multicultural teams, helping newcomers find information and support they need during their settlement process.

We offer newcomer services at: 

The Barrett YMCA Centre for Newcomers to Canada

365 Bloor Street East, 18th Floor

Toronto, Ontario

 

Lansing Square YMCA Immigrant Services

2 Lansing Square, Suite 700

North York, Ontario

 

Etobicoke YMCA Employment and Immigrant Services

1530 Albion Road, Unit 38

Etobicoke, Ontario

 

North York YMCA Employment and Immigrant Services

4580 Dufferin St, Suite 200

North York, Ontario

 

Scarborough Milner YMCA Employment and Immigrant Services

10 Milner Business Court, Unit 600

Scarborough, Ontario

 

Scarborough Tapscott YMCA Employment and Immigrant Services

5637 Finch Avenue East, Unit 5

Scarborough, Ontario

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Newcomer Information Centre (NIC) Assistant

Newcomer Information Centres are welcoming places for immigrants starting their new lives in Canada. Newcomers can access a great variety of free support and services here.

As a volunteer, you are a part of our multicultural teams helping newcomers find useful information and helpful support in their settlement process in Canada.

Newcomer services can be found at the following locations:

Time Commitment:

  • Minimum three hours per week (Monday to Friday)
  • Minimum three-month time commitment

Qualifications:

  • Minimum age 18.
  • Successful applicants to this role will need to provide a Vulnerable Sector Screening from their local police service before their first day of volunteering and every three years on the anniversary of their first day of volunteering.
  • Intermediate to advanced English skills.
  • Acceptance and adherence to YMCA values, policies, and procedures.
  • Sensitivity in dealing with participants from a variety of cultural and racial backgrounds.
  • Excellent research skills, and detail oriented.
  • Excellent customer service skills.
  • Knowledge on office equipment and computer skills (Microsoft word, Internet).
  • Responsible, punctual and friendly.
  • Facilitation skills an asset.
  • Second language an asset.

Mission Statement

The YMCA of Greater Toronto is a charity that ignites the potential in people, helping them grow, lead, and give back to their communities.