Newcomer Youth Empowerment & Inclusion

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE 2020 YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION FORM

 If you have any questions, please call Rezan at 780-235-1763 or email youth@a4hc.ca

FOLLOW AHC’s Youth Instagram Account @ahc_youth. Send an email to youthcamp@a4hc.ca for any questions.

 

1. AHC Hangout

AHC Hangout presents an online learning space where youth can practice English and interact with each other. Facilitated conversation around today’s topics, and online educational games.

• Sign up: https://forms.gle/tFEvmDhiQ3UiT8s29
• Youth will receive hangout invitation to their chosen method ( email, Instagram DM)
• Join the Hangout meeting on the scheduled date and time

2. Online Learning Table

With schools going online, we can help youth with homework, reading/writing skills, learning habits so youth can continue to learn and do not face big learning gaps in the next school year.

• Sign up: https://forms.gle/tFEvmDhiQ3UiT8s29
• Youth will receive a phone call from the Learning Table Coordinator to set up the time and to assess the initial learning needs.
• Webcam needed.

 

3. Online Ready to Work

Immigrant youth can receive education path and career planning support online.

Available support: Career planning counselling, application to education programs, Ready for job market, resume help, interview practice, workplace communication skills

• One on one support sign up: https://forms.gle/tFEvmDhiQ3UiT8s29

• Youth will receive hangout invitation by email
• Group sessions will be set up and will be promoted on our Instagram page @ahc_youth

4. A4HC Youth YouTube Channel – SUBSCRIBE NOW!!!!

The Newcomer Youth Empowerment & Inclusion program offers diverse opportunities for newcomer children & youth in Edmonton. Youth are engaged with fun and educational activities in various themes, which are designed to enhance their academic achievement, develop personal and social skills, build resilience, develop a healthy lifestyle, increase community connection and foster cross-cultural interaction and friendship. All of this interactive learning is intended to help new immigrant youth to begin to root themselves into Canadian society and have a strong foundation to build their life journey in their newly adopted home.

This program is offered at 27 partner schools across Edmonton once a week. The students attending those partner schools can participate in this program, through referral by the school teachers.

This program is offered at NO COST to new immigrant youth. (Proof of the immigration status for permanent residents or refugee claimants is required when registering.)

The Empowering Black Girl Program (EBG) is a digital storytelling and community participation project aimed at empowering young Black Canadian girls ages 16-24.

• Business Offer Creation
• Legal and Financial Requirements for Business
• Selling, Marketing, and Social Media
• Funding and Launching your Business