List of settlement service provider organizations – Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program

Employers

You need to work with settlement service provider organizations in your province. With your support, they will help your candidate settle and integrate in Canada.

Foreign workers and international graduates

After you get a job offer from a designated employer, you need a settlement plan to apply for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program. Start by contacting a settlement service provider organization to get a needs assessment so you can get a settlement plan.

Contact a settlement service provider organization

The organization you contact depends whether you are inside or outside Canada. Your employer may suggest an organization, but you can choose any organization from the table below.

The settlement service provider organization will do a needs assessment. This means it will ask you and your family questions (in-person, online, or by phone).

After, you will get a personalized settlement plan. The employer will need to send the settlement plan with their endorsement application to the province.

Once you and your family members receive your settlement plan, send a copy to the employer so they can complete their endorsement application process.

Outside Canada

• Colleges and Institutes Canada and International Organization for Migration
  Planning for Canada
• Francophone pre-arrival services
  Connexions francophones  (in French only)
• Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS)
  Settlement Online Pre-Arrival Service (SOPA)
• S.U.C.C.E.S.S.
  The Active Engagement and Integration Project
• YMCA of Greater Toronto (YMCA-GTA)
  Next Stop Canada