About this Website

Refugee Assistance Program (RAP) organisation
Immigrant settlement organization with
refugee
programs
Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH) or Private Sponsorship Group
Faith, ethnic, or community-based group working with refugee newcomers
WHO
is this meant for?
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For individuals, organizations and groups that run refugee programs
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For groups working with one or more streams of refugee arrivals:
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refugee claimants
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government-assisted refugees (GARs)
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privately sponsored refugees (PSRs)
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blended visa office-referred (BVOR) & joint assistance sponsorship (JAS)
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For other settlement organizations that may adapt these tools & resources for other newcomers
WHY
use this website?
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This website is designed to build your group's capacity to conduct community-based evaluations through a variety of tools & resources
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The website uses a community-based approach to evaluation, where evaluations capture multiple stakeholder perspectives, including the voices of those who arrived as refugees
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You can contribute to improving the evaluation of refugee programs in Canada, and ultimately strengthening supports for all refugee newcomers
WHO
is behind this?
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The Centre for Community Based Research (CCBR) led the creation of this website in partnership with the Evaluation Capacity Network (ECN) at the University of Alberta
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An advisory committee provided guidance and support throughout the website's development
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Funding is provided by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) via the Service Delivery Improvements program
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IRCC resettles refugee newcomers through designated streams (see logic model here); the tools & resources on this website further addresses the unique needs & desired outcomes of refugee newcomers once they land in Canada
See below to learn more about the Advisory Committee, Team Leads & the Community of Practice

ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Meet the people who guided the development of the tools and approaches used on this website to evaluate refugee programs.
COMMUNITY of PRACTICE
Meet the people who are interested in community-based evaluation in the refugee sector across Canada.