PIRS partnered with S.U.C.C.E.S.S. to launch Moving Ahead

In 2012, PIRS launched its Moving Ahead program in partnership with S.U.C.C.E.S.S., a collaborative, holistic and participant-centered initiative which applies a “wraparound” approach to help support immigrant and refugee women … Read more

PIRS defined its mission

By 1995, PIRS’ mission was focused to “ensure that immigrant women and preschoolers can participate fully in Canadian community life”.

The Project officially incorporated as “Pacific Immigrant Resources Society”

In 1984, the Project changed its name to become “Pacific Immigrant Resources Society” and officially incorporated as a non-profit society. For the first time, it established a Fundraising Committee to … Read more

The Immigrant Resources Project Began

In the spring of 1975, an application to the Secretary of State was made to begin a project called “The Immigrant Resources Project”, under the sponsorship of the Strathcona Community … Read more