OUR VISION

Newcomer and immigrant community members trust their new home, actively participate, contribute, grow, and are resilient in their settlement and integration journey. , A community-driven and sustainable FOCAS, where newcomers engage in a meaningful and authentic exchange of culture with other newcomers and Indigenous communities and have strong cultural connections between Oromia and Canada..
FOCAS Team acknowledges that we are located on the traditional lands of Treaty
6
Territory
Our stories starts with name Oromia. Oromia is an epicenter in Ethiopia where almost all nations and nationalities co-existed in peace and harmony for many centuries.

OUR SERVICES

All the services we offer are
open to everyone free of charge

CHILDREN TUTORING AND MENTORING

To advance education by providing educational aids and tutoring sessions to students attending elementary and secondary school.

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WOMEN AND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

FOCAS believes that motivation can help an individual, empower them and help them in taking charge of their lives.

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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM

Mentors can be important in helping youth to build their decision-making capacity and can help to alleviate some of associated distress and anxiety.

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EMPLOYMENT
CONNECTION

FOCAS assists job seekers from diverse backgrounds who are facing barriers to employment to integrate into the Canadian job market.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
COMPUTER LITERACY PROGRAM

We align language and computer instruction with traditional and conventional healing.

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IN OFFICE SERVICE

There are several types of application we help our customers with on daily bases. Application to renew your passport, Permanent Residence Card etc.

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MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELLING AND REFERRAL

Most of our clients came to Canada as refugees after suffering a lot of hardship and trauma.

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SENIOR'S PROGRAM

Our seniors are the most affectead part of the immigrant community members. They are the ones who lost all their wealth and family, relatives, and friends when they fled their home country.

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