SociologyPolitical ScienceMedicine

L. Simich, M. Beiser, M. Stewart, Edward Mwakarimba

2005.10.1Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health

DOI: 10.1007/s10903-005-5123-1

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Findings from a qualitative study of social support for immigrants and refugees in Canada suggest changes in public discourse about immigrants’ contributions, improved governance and service coordination, and a holistic, long-term perspective are important to more effectively support immigrant settlement and to promote immigrant health and well being.

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SIMICH, L., et al. Providing social support for immigrants and refugees in canada: Challenges and directions. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 2005, 7: 259–268.