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Additionally, MOSAIC is a leader in employment services and has been a contractor for WorkBC since 2012. In addition to its status as a well-established immigrant-serving organisation, MOSAIC operates a fee-for-service social enterprise providing interpretation services in over 50 languagesР’В and written translation services in over 70, the largest such service in British Columbia. Supporting and expanding our work, we have over 455 volunteers who provided over 12,000 hours of service this year. Our broad range of services includes settlement workshops and programs, skills assessment and employment services, English language classes, specialized family and community programs, and legal advocacy in over 30 languages. Currently MOSAIC works with approximately 7,200 clients per monthР’В from 26 locationsР’В in Metro Vancouver.Р”Р‡ounded in 1976, MOSAIC is recognized as an influential advocate, community builder and resource. MOSAIC is a non-profit organization supporting newcomers with their settlement and integration needs through diverse programs and services for over 40 years. MOSAIC operates on traditional and unceded Coast Salish Territories, the ancestral lands of the sР±С‘ВµwxРњВ±wР“С”7mesh (Squamish), selРњвЂњР“ВlРњвЂњwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh), xРљВ·mР™в„ўРћС‘kРљВ·Р™в„ўyРњвЂњР™в„ўm (Musqueam), qiqР“В©yt (Qayqayt), scРњвЂњР™в„ўwaРћС‘Р™в„ўn mР™в„ўsteyР™в„ўx (Tsawwassen), kРљВ·ikРљВ·Р™в„ўР–вЂєРњвЂњР™в„ўm (Kwitwetlam), qРњвЂњicРњвЂњР™в„ўyРњвЂњ (Katzie), qРљСРљВ·a:nРњвЂњР–вЂєРљСР™в„ўnРњвЂњ (Kwantlen), SEMYOME (Semiahmoo) and Matsqui nations. Join us on November 16th at 6:00pm for a virtual celebration of РІР‚СљThriving TogetherРІР‚Сњ РІР‚вЂњ a space for MOSAIC clients to reflect on their journeys to Canada. ItРІР‚в„ўs now time to thank them and highlight their journeys to Canada РІР‚вЂњ from the moment they left their home country to the point that they became well-established members of their communities here in Canada. There is no better way to mark our 45th anniversary than by celebrating the resilience of our clients who continue to inspire and motivate us. We were all reminded that the first step to advancing an inclusive and thriving Canada is to understand that we are much more powerful and effective together than we are on our own.

While the global pandemic created unexpected obstacles for MOSAIC programs and clients, it also highlighted the importance of coming together and caring for our communities. It is through those relationships that we continue to learn the true meaning of РІР‚ВThriving TogetherРІР‚в„ў. Forty-five years ago, MOSAICРІР‚в„ўs founders created a strong foundation for wide-reaching and lasting relationships between our organization and newcomer, immigrant and refugee communities in Canada.

Operating panel we were here together walkthrough