GWLIP Projects and Reports
Community Snapshots
Reports and Fact Sheets
Overview of the Impact of COVID-19 on Immigrants, Part 2 – Focus on Social Impacts, September 2020
Overview of the Impact of COVID-19 on Immigrants, Part 1 – Focus on Economics, August 2020
A Review of Newcomer Bike Mentorship Programs in Canada, June 2020
International Students Who Seek Permanent Residence Part II, April 2020
Refugee Settlement Study Report, November 2019
Refugee Settlement Research Study Infographic, November 2019
Barriers to Housing for Immigrants in Guelph-Wellington, November 2019
Barriers to Housing for Immigrants in Guelph-Wellington Infographic, November 2019
International Students Who Seek Permanent Residence – Service Provider’s Perspective of Supports in Guelph-Wellington, June 2019
Promising and Innovative Practices in Affordable Housing, April 2019
Refugees from Syria: Unravelling the Myths (fact sheet), January 2016
2016 Guelph Wellington Immigrant Survey
2016 Guelph Wellington Immigrant Survey Report – Executive Summary
2016 Guelph Wellington Immigrant Survey Report
Access to Services Highlight Sheet
Interactive Community Services Map and downloadable data sets
Interactive Community Services Map
Employer Toolkit
Hiring Global Talent: It’s Just Good Business –A Toolkit for Employers in Guelph Wellington
See also an earlier resource, Retaining International Talent: An Employer Checklist
Videos
Global Storytelling Project (YouTube channel)
GWLIP-initiated projects
Guelph-Wellington Immigration Portal (The GWLIP, through staff and one of its action teams, was instrumental in obtaining funding from the Ontario Municipal Immigration Information Online Program, funded by the Government of Ontario. The City of Guelph was the successful recipient of funds, and the portal was launched with support from the GWLIP in March 2013. The portal is a one-stop resource for newcomers, service providers, and employers who need to learn more about local supports.)
Mentorship for Internationally Trained Professionals (Lutherwood) (The mentorship program was initiated by a GWLIP action team. After several months of planning among GWLIP members, Lutherwood emerged as the lead organization to further develop and secure it. It was launched late spring 2013.)
LIP Settlement Strategy 2010
For a shorter version, see the Guelph Wellington Local Immigration Partnership Community Report (PDF, 3.37 MB):