Supports the social and economic integration of newcomers who are not eligible to receive services from federally funded programs. Program serves refugee claimants, temporary foreign workers (excluding live-in caregivers), post-secondary international students, provincial nominees who are not yet permanent residents, and naturalized citizens who continue to be dependent on settlement support; there may be eligibility restrictions for some services. Immigration and settlement services include orientation, information and referral to community services, and assistance navigating immigration and work permit applications, as well as some non-immigration forms. Labour market services include job market information, connection to job opportunities, employment counselling, job search assistance, career mentoring, vocational training, networking events, and assistance with workplace safety or employment standards violations, and education on workplace rights and responsibilities, work safety, and workplace culture. Offers formal and informal English classes and conversation groups to help clients gain English proficiency and practice using language used in everyday settings. Funded by Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.