You’re not alone on this journey.

The JCCABC Newcomer Support & Networking Program is dedicated to helping Jamaican newcomers settle successfully in British Columbia. Whether you’re arriving as a student, worker, family member, or visitor exploring new opportunities, we provide a warm welcome, culturally informed guidance, and connections to a supportive community network.

Our goal is simple: help Jamaican newcomers thrive. Through resource navigation, mentorship, events, and personalized support, we ensure you never have to navigate this journey alone.

What We Offer

Our newcomer support services help you settle confidently, access essential resources, and build lasting connections in your new community.

  • Settlement & resource guidance
  • Job, housing & financial referrals
  • Healthcare, school & government navigation
  • Youth, family & cultural integration events
  • Mentorship & networking opportunities
Jamaican newcomers receiving settlement and employment support in Canada

Settlement Support

Get assistance with essential newcomer needs including housing options, job search support, navigating public services, and accessing important community resources.

Jamaican adults engaged in a community mentorship discussion in British Columbia

Mentorship & Community

Connect with experienced community members who offer advice, guidance, and support as you adjust to life in B.C.

How We Support You

We make it easy for newcomers to access resources and integrate confidently into the community.

01

Connect With Us

Reach out and let us know what support you need as a newcomer in B.C.

02

Receive Guidance

We connect you with the right resources: jobs, housing, healthcare, schools, events, and more.

03

Join the Community

Participate in events, connect with mentors, and build lifelong relationships.

Newcomer Registration Form

Please complete the form below so we can provide personalized support.

Frequently asked questions

Any Jamaican newcomer living in British Columbia—students, families, workers, visitors, or refugees.

Yes. Most newcomer services are free thanks to volunteers and community partnerships.

No, but membership offers additional benefits, networking opportunities, and community access.

Complete the registration form below or contact us directly for support.
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