New to London? The MyLondon app brings local services, job boards, events and city experiences into one guide for visitors, students and residents. Learn more and download it: buff.ly/CkBBhUs#LondonOntario#Newcomers
Today: Time to Heal, an Islamophobia awareness and healing circle for high school, college and university students, hosted by the Muslim Resource Centre.
🕔 5–8 p.m.
📍 London Muslim Mosque, 151 Oxford St. W.
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London’s Justice Centre has received the Ontario Bar Association President’s Award. Its model brings courts, health care, housing and other supports together for young adults aged 18 to 25. buff.ly/cZ75mp1
Two recent incidents targeted Pride flags in Norwich, including a flag stolen. These acts send a message about who is meant to feel safe. London and Middlesex must keep choosing welcome and belonging for 2SLGBTQIA people. buff.ly/vLsnHpu
Unified Voices is a free 45-minute film about six Canadians with Down syndrome. It includes a London family centring Indigenous identity and a Ukrainian newcomer family rebuilding life through school, faith and community. Watch: buff.ly/cBXnFOG
Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan! 🇵🇠On June 12, we celebrate Philippine Independence Day and the Filipino communities whose culture, work and leadership help shape London and Middlesex. Happy Independence Day to everyone celebrating! #PhilippineIndependenceDay#LdnOnt
More than 2,200 people could gain primary care through a $1.96 million investment in SOAHAC. The plan will expand culturally grounded care and mobile outreach across London-Middlesex, Waterloo Wellington and Grey Bruce. Learn more: buff.ly/qYTDOWi
June 6 to 12 is Family Council Week.
If someone you love lives in long-term care, ask their home if it has a Family Council. It can be a place to share concerns, learn from other families, and help improve daily life for residents.
Students: join Time to Heal, an Islamophobia awareness and healing circle with the Muslim Resource Centre for Social Support & Integration.
Sat, June 13
5 to 8 p.m.
London Muslim Mosque
Open to high school, college & university students. RSVP required. DM for link.
On June 12, join CRRF and Woodland Cultural Centre online for Silent No More, a guided virtual tour of the Former Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School.
Learn, reflect, and honour Survivors’ voices.
Space is limited.
Register: buff.ly/Ha47fsi
Every child deserves to feel safe and supported at school.
For newcomer families, clear information about school supports can make a difficult moment less isolating.
Community partners: what resources should more families know about?
Where jobs are located matters.
Downtown workplaces can support newcomer employment when they are close to transit, services, and public spaces.
A stronger local economy should also be an easier one to access. buff.ly/itMEUDN
June is Seniors Month in Ontario. The 2026 theme is “Ontario Seniors: Let’s Get Moving.” Older newcomers bring skills, care and leadership to London and Middlesex. Share Ontario seniors resources with an older adult, caregiver or community group.
For World Refugee Day, join the 18th Annual Life As A Refugee event.
June 19, 12 to 4 PM
Goodwill Industries, 255 Horton St E
Keynote by Alfredo Caxaj, refugee and service provider panels, wellness workshop, and community awards.
Register: buff.ly/ZH764Wb
Employers and HR teams: immigration programs are changing. Join a free info session on June 17, 8:30 to 10:30am, on workforce planning, retention and responsibilities when working with temporary foreign workers. Seats limited. RSVP: buff.ly/9829mLr
Free virtual workshop from Pathways to Prosperity:
Working with Rohingya Newcomers: Global Displacement, Local Practice
June 16, 1:00 to 2:30 PM ET
Includes local research on Rohingya settlement experiences in London, ON.
Register: bit.ly/SupportingRohingyaRef…
High school, college, and university students are invited to Time to Heal: Breaking Barriers, an Islamophobia awareness and healing circle hosted by MRCSSI.
June 13, 5 to 8 p.m.
London Muslim Mosque
RSVP required: buff.ly/SmZ5HTb
The latest LMLIP Round Up is out.
Inside: National Indigenous History Month learning, free All Are Welcome Here signs, water safety tips for newcomer families, local events, services, jobs, training, volunteer roles and grants.
Read and share: buff.ly/gj8Eff8
National AccessAbility Week runs May 31 to June 6.
Accessibility is part of being a welcoming community.
For newcomers with disabilities, barriers can overlap with language, transit, employment, housing, health care, and service access.
What barrier can we remove?