NMWIG coordinates resources and provides support services for migrant workers living and working in the Niagara Region.
If you're a migrant worker in the Niagara Region, we're here to help you access the services and information you need during your stay.
From clothing and household items, to bikes and monetary donations, there are lots of ways you can help support migrant workers in your community.
NMWIG member organizations work with us to enhance the well-being and social inclusion opportunities of migrant workers in Niagara.
NMWIG coordinates the efforts of individuals and interested organizations to provide advocacy and support services to guest workers in the Niagara Region. Help support our cause today.
DonateNMWIG initiatives are funded exclusively by donations. Find out how you can help. |
VolunteerNMWIG volunteers are vital to the successful implementation of our services. |
Become a MemberOur member organizations collaborate with us to support migrant workers in Niagara. |
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The Niagara Migrant Workers Interest GroupNiagara's Support Network for Migrant WorkersIt's our mission to improve the lives and working conditions of migrant workers in Niagara through organized community support and resources.The Niagara Migrant Workers Interest Group (NMWIG) was formed by representatives of not-for-profit community organizations. Together with our members, it's our mission to address the needs of agricultural migrant workers in the Niagara Region through the provision of services in advocacy, health, safety, and language and education. |
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MWAC is collecting donations for migrant farmworkers affected by Hurricane Beryl. Making history as the earliest Category 5 Atlantic hurricane on record, Hurricane Beryl left a trail of destruction that devastated migrant farmworker communities in the Caribbean.
In a significant step towards improving the health and well-being of seasonal agricultural workers, the Welland McMaster Family Health Team (WMFHT) and REACH Niagara, in collaboration with the Niagara Migrant Workers Interest Group, are excited to announce a new initiative that brings essential healthcare services directly to those in need through use of REACH Niagara’s Mobile Health Clinic, powered by TELUS.
The Migrant Workers Support (MWP) Team at the Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre is starting this fundraising campaign for their client, Jose Gilberto May Cauich. Jose is a 53-year-old seasonal farm worker from Mexico, who has been recently diagnosed with End of Stage Heart Failure and Chronic Chagas disease.
From clothing and household items, to bikes and monetary donations, there are lots of ways you can help support migrant workers in your community.
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