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About Us

About TOMCARE Foundation

The Tomcare Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 2024. The idea for the foundation came after realizing the many challenges faced by immigrants in Canada, including lack of information, poor living conditions, depression, and language barriers.

The foundation primarily supports new arrivals at all stages of their settlement, including employment procedures in Quebec. It raises awareness among both the host society and immigrants about the principles and benefits of living together and strengthening social bonds. Tomcare has worked to mobilize immigrants to integrate and contribute to their development in this territory. In 2024, we welcomed 173 new immigrants.

Support for newcomers and immigrants
Assistance for people with disabilities
Programs for orphans and vulnerable children
Support for single mothers
Mental health and depression support
Support for people with colonial diseases
Skills training and employment assistance

Our Vision

Our vision is to support newcomers in achieving easy and rapid integration into Canadian society while also addressing the needs of individuals with impairments and those living in poverty.

Our Mission

To provide clear and timely guidance to new arrivals and to assist individuals experiencing poverty or physical impairments in accessing their basic needs. For newcomers in order to allow their adaptation and their influence in Quebec society.

"Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth."

Target People

The nonprofit organization targets newcomers to Canada, as well as people with disabilities and other special needs from around the world, including non-immigrant Canadians who are already integrated but have disabilities or special needs.

Newcomers to Canada

Supporting new arrivals at all stages of their settlement process

People with Disabilities

Supporting individuals with disabilities and special needs from around the world

Non-Immigrant Canadians

Supporting Canadians with disabilities or special needs who are already integrated

People in Need

Supporting minority groups, people with impairments, orphans, single mothers, and those in need around the world