02/10/2024
International Community Development Centre
ICDC-Canada,
The International Community Development Centre (ICDC-Alberta) is a registered not-for-profit organization in the Province of Alberta, Canada, serving citizens since March 2012. Our primary focus is implementing a sustainable community development program that benefits locals. Our strengths are partnerships with local government, business establishments and diverse community organizations. These are the source of community spirit and are part of an energy-driven forward. Our program has four components: Youth - learning, and development support. Adult - career education for. employment support. Women - empowerment for small business income generating support. Seniors - social network and group-home living support. This initiative supports diversity and inclusion in society.
1. The youth generation is the future of our country; today's youth are the next leaders of our country. We must focus on their learning and development through mentorship while they are in school. Therefore, we have taken the initiative to work with youth until they complete post-graduate education. It will create a sense of responsibility and accountability for society and the country. Be one in a hundred, not one of a hundred.
2. Adult immigrants – many of them are living in underemployment. A person may have the physical ability to work but still need to be the right fit due to lacking employment skills. A career education program will enhance employable skills. You can learn and earn these techniques from a career college education and become successful by implementing these skills. Only thinking brings nothing until doing it by you.
3. Women empowerment - is the global demand for sustainable family development. A mother is a great teacher at home; providing the mother with appropriate support to become successful. A woman's contribution to a household income positively impacts financial sustainability for the family. We all know the phrase: a healthy family creates a healthy society and an image of positivity for the city and country.
4. Seniors - most immigrant seniors live with extended family, and their essential logistics support needs to be improved; as a result, they must compromise their lifestyle. It is our responsibility and accountability for them because someday we all will go through similar joinery in our life cycle, and we must not forget about them.
Contact us:
For further information, please get in touch with us:
ICDC-Alberta
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Email: [email protected]
Our goal is to ensure that everyone can live with full support, including youth and seniors, without barriers to expressing their feelings and impacting the community for a better living. We are partnering with the Philippines, Thailand, Nepal, India, and Bangladesh.
