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What we do?

Local Immigration Partnerships (LIPs) represent an opportunity for communities to bring together diverse stakeholders to collaborate on and coordinate local strategies and plans for welcoming, settling and integrating immigrants and refugees.

We are not direct service providers, but rather coordinators of local initiatives that involve actors from the host community and newcomers in partnership to build a community that is welcoming and inclusive.

This is a group of stakeholders who are eager to contribute to a LIP and ensure that their community and region are welcoming, inclusive, and places where newcomers can thrive.

What is LIP?

Local Immigration Partnerships (LIPs) are multi-sectoral working groups that bring a cross-section of stakeholders together to identify ways in which to support settlement and integration of immigrants into local communities.

LIP is a project funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Eastman Region Immigration Partnerships is organized as the chart below:

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