North American Shia Muslim Community helps Syrian refugees adjust to new peaceful life
Thousands of Syrian refugees are starting life from scratch in a new country with a new language Canada, but they’re not alone.
Thousands of Syrian refugees are starting life from scratch in a new country with a new language Canada, but they’re not alone.
The North American Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim Community Organization (NASIMCO) and the Jaffari Community Centre (JCC) in Vaughan are two organizations actively helping new government-sponsored Syrian families adjust to the massive change.
In a third collaborative effort this year to help Syrian refugees, NASIMCO and JCC hosted a free dental screening and informative workshop session for hundreds of Syrian refugees in the York Region and Toronto area on August 7.
Several Canadian organizations, families and individuals have given their time and effort to help new Canadian families adjust from a life of war to a life of peace.
