Hamilton Community Foundation Invests $1 Million in Windmill Microlending’s Innovative Community Bond Program
Upcoming Events
We hold information sessions and participate in career fairs for immigrants and refugees across Canada. Check out upcoming events in your area below.
Edmonton Career Fair & Training Expo
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Time: 10 AM to 3:30 PM (MST)
Place: Edmonton Convention Centre (9797 Jasper Ave, Edmonton)
Cost: Free
Learn more about this event here.
Mississauga Canadian Immigrant Fair
Date: Friday, November 29, 2019
Time: 10 AM to 3 PM (EST)
Place: Living Arts Centre (4141 Living Arts Drive, Mississauga)
Cost: Free
Join Windmill at the Canadian Immigrant Fair in Mississauga, ON and learn about how our low interest loans can help you continue your career in Canada. Find additional resources here as well, including immigrant service providers, educational institutes, government services, employers and recruiters. Click here to learn more.
The Immigrant Education Society 2020 Conference
Date: Wednesday, January 29 - Thursday, January 30, 2020
Time: 9 AM to 4:30 PM (MST)
Place: Central Public Library (800 3 Street SE, Calgary)
Cost: Free for recently arrived newcomers
The Immigrant Education Society’s 2020 conference will focus on Refugee and Newcomer Women’s Emotional Un-wellness as a Barrier to Economic Integration. Please learn more about the event and register here.
News
Meet Merette Mathieu, Windmill’s Outreach Manager in Québec
Windmill Microlending Announces New Expansion into Québec: Le Moulin Microcrédits
CEO Message: July 2019
Loan Portfolio and Impact Update
Author and entrepreneur, Andreas Souvaliotis, on his “no brainer” gift to Windmill
Meet Onai Abote, Windmill’s Outreach Staff Member in Alberta
Windmill Microlending Announces New Mentorship Program
Furthering Newcomers’ Careers with Microloans (True North Living)
Windmill Microlending Helps Newcomers Get Canadian Credentials (Mississauga News)
Windmill Microlending Featured At Canadian Immigration Summit
Meet Anita Lal, Windmill’s First Staff Member in British Columbia