Empowering Newcomers

Building Futures

Restoring Hope

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Project Abraham has programs tailored to meet the needs of vulnerable newcomers. From settlement support to English language classes and tutoring for children and youth, we're here to help.

Our teachers and tutors are caring and have the skills to support those who may need extra support to succeed. Our motto is "No newcomer left behind".

Settlement

For those just starting their settlement journey, we're here to assist. Reach out and we'll take the first steps together.

English Language Classes

Gaining confidence speaking and reading English is key to feeling comfortable in your new community. We can help you gain that confidence.

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Women's Empowerment

Rising Above Together! An in-person program for newcomer women impacted by trauma.

Support for Students

We have two great programs to support newcomer children and youth in their academic studies. The Homework Club providing individual tutoring for students kindergarten through grade 12 and PA Study Squad sessions for students in grades 8-12.

Impact

100% satisfaction with Our Teachers & Tutors

94% of Students Improved their English Speaking Skills

Over 500 People served every year

11 Languages Spoken

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3800 hours of classes annually

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Volunteer

With the help of our volunteers and donors, Project Abraham is successfully helping the most vulnerable and traumatized refugees to adjust to living in Canada and to find their own path to recovery. Come join us. 

Proud to partner with Volunteer Toronto. 

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Client Testimonials

“I liked the method of teaching. It made it very easy for me to learn. Now I'm able to read signs when I'm driving and I am able to read my text messages. Before I used to take it to someone else to read; now I can read it myself and I'm understanding what I'm reading.”
English Language Student
"I am so grateful for this program and that you are providing a tutor for my children. My daughter is doing much better even though she still needs to practice more. My son is struggling, and I don’t know what we would do if we didn’t have this tutoring program. Thank you so much! ”
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Parent of Homework Club students
“I enjoyed the RYSE program. I was able to form connections with other members of the community, and it was a good environment for learning. I really enjoyed the breathing exercises."
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RYSE Women's Empowerment Participant

 

 

 

In March, the Toronto Star featured the story of a Yezidi woman who now lives in Canada. While the personal details of the woman are not shared, her story is shared by many of the Yezidi women living in the GTA. 

Toronto Star Story of survivor