
Meet our Canada-wide partnerships team
We work with settlement and immigration sector partners as well as employers and other diverse organizations to support and empower skilled immigrants and refugees to achieve career success across..
Windmill Microlending hosts a range of informational events to help skilled immigrants and refugees learn more about our affordable loans, client success coaching, financial planning advice and how we can help you pay for the costs of accreditation, training, career development and certification in Canada.
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Meet our Canada-wide partnerships team
We work with settlement and immigration sector partners as well as employers and other diverse organizations to support and empower skilled immigrants and refugees to achieve career success across..
Published May 3, 2022
Supporting newcomers and partners at the heart of Windmill’s virtual Career Success and Planning Centre
A big part of our client success strategy is holistically supporting the career journeys of skilled immigrants and refugees, and going beyond simply offering them an affordable loan. Our low-interest..
Published May 3, 2022
CEO Message: The benefits—and pleasure—of volunteering
At Windmill, we love our volunteers, and like many charities, depend on them for a variety of skills. Each year, hundreds of dedicated professionals from across Canada work with our clients as..
Published April 20, 2022
Windmill volunteers share their passion
We interviewed three of our wonderful volunteers to learn what motivates them to give their time to support their communities, the benefits they reap and the advice they have for aspiring volunteers...
Published April 20, 2022
Beauty doesn’t rinse off, and neither does doing good
When a corporation commits to strengthening relationships with its employees, customers and communities, it can achieve a lasting impact beyond delivering a great product. DECIEM recently donated..
Published January 31, 2022
Dr. Nnamdi Ndubuka is an influential public health official who makes the time to give back to other Windmill clients
Windmill’s Stewardship and Reporting Officer, Janet Eremenko, met with Windmill alumnus and mentor, Dr. Nnamdi Ndubuka, Medical Health Officer at the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority in Prince..
Published January 31, 2022
CEO message: Windmill’s work in Québec is just beginning
Daily headlines highlight labour market shortages as an obstacle to Canada’s economic growth, and nowhere are these shortages felt more acutely than in Québec. In the 1950s, Quebeckers were often..
Published January 31, 2022
Collaboration is at the heart of our innovation with Referral Partners
Newcomers face unique and significant challenges and often don’t know where to find the information they need. Collaboration between Windmill and our referral partners is essential for developing..
Published January 17, 2022
Help your clients or students succeed with Windmill’s exclusive Trending Jobs Report.
The job landscape in every part of Canada — and across the globe, is constantly changing. For immigrants, this presents an additional challenge. Although a Labour Force Survey - September 2021 from..
Published December 10, 2021
A loan is only part of the key to immigrant career success
When you work in the immigrant-serving sector, you know that when skilled immigrants move to Canada, they hope to continue and advance their careers. However, once here, they face a different..
Published November 16, 2021
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