WELCOME
Brampton Multicultural Community Centre (BMC) is a group of diverse professionals dedicated to enhancing newcomer community engagement. Our agency was established in 1987 as a nonprofit organization to serve and work with newcomers to facilitate their settlement and integration into Canada.
We offer a wide range of services and learning opportunities to connect newcomers to a better future in the ever changing
Canadian society.
BRAMPTON NEWCOMER’S DAY – JULY 26, 2024
Brampton Multicultural Community Centre (BMC) in partnership with RBC, will celebrate its 7th Annual Brampton Newcomer Day with a festive day of activities for all ages inside the Bramalea City Centre Shopping Mall, ground floor in front of the Hudson Bay. This celebration will bring together community partners in the Peel Region who offer a wide range of services to help the newcomer community with their settlement and employment needs, providing them with resources and tools to help them navigate the City of Brampton easily.
The Brampton Newcomer Day will bring together more than 15 local exhibitors who will offer information about their services. Mentoring sessions will take place inside the Royal Bank, helping newcomers find suitable and meaningful employment in their career journey in Canada
44 PEEL CENTRE DRIVE, SUITE 401
BMC has a new service centre at 44 Peel Centre Drive, Suite 401, in Brampton. Here, we provide newcomer settlement services in Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish and Urdu.
For service information, please contact (905) 790-1910.
PROMOTING UNITY, LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT (PULSE)
Our Promoting Unity, Leadership and Social Engagement (PULSE) Program funded by Government of Canada through Public Safety Canada, the Building Safer Communities Fund (BSCF) and the Region of Peel is a gang and gun prevention and intervention program designed to equip youth with the necessary tools, guidance, and support to steer clear of such activities, ensuring safety and fostering positive life choices.
PULSE will use a person-centred, strengths-based, and collaborative method for all the youth who join the program. Therefore, we will also utilize the “Wraparound” approach. By establishing a unique plan for each person or family, work collaboratively with the team of professionals in the youth’s life if present, identify the youth’s strengths, and always consider each individual’s cultural background and beliefs.
ARTS AND CRAFTS FOR SENIORS
Ageless Wisdom – Art and Craft (AWAC), funded by the Province of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, aims to create a unique platform that unites seniors and young adults, allowing them to express their inner feelings and experiences creatively. AWAC aims to help seniors build stronger connections with others while engaging them in therapeutic/recreational art-based group activities.