Registered charity759866874 RR 0001

Refugee and newcomer support in Edmonton

A dignified welcome for families rebuilding life in Alberta.

Hope and Care Canada Association is a not-for-profit and registered charitable organization governed by a passionate and dedicated volunteer Board of Directors. Hope & Care Canada supports refugees, newcomers, youth, and families through social connection, settlement support, mentoring, tutoring, and community care.

Partners and funders

Community work is stronger when it is shared.

Our work

Practical help with the human warmth that makes it stick.

Hope & Care Canada walks with refugees, newcomers, youth, and families through the practical details of settlement and the relationships that make belonging possible.

Registered charity · 759866874 RR 0001

Your pathway into community life

A clear, supported route from first questions to stronger confidence, trusted relationships, and everyday belonging in Edmonton.

01

Find Your Bearings

Orientation, referrals, settlement navigation, and practical help make the first steps less overwhelming.

02

Build Confidence

Tutoring, mentoring, language support, and employment guidance help youth and families move forward.

03

Grow Belonging

Community connection, volunteer support, and caring relationships help newcomers feel known and supported.

Programs

Support across settlement, education, youth, and belonging.

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03

Education

Youth Tutoring

Regular tutoring support that helps newcomer youth strengthen confidence, school readiness, and academic momentum.

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04

Youth

Youth Mentoring

Mentoring relationships that connect youth with guidance, encouragement, and positive community role models.

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05

Employment

Newcomer Youth Employment

Support for newcomer youth as they explore careers, workplace culture, confidence, and local opportunity pathways.

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Volunteers and community members connecting through a Hope & Care Canada program

Volunteer pathway

Use your skills where they can become someone else’s foothold.

Volunteer tutors, mentors, interpreters, board members, and community supporters help families and young people feel less alone as they build life in Edmonton.