Organized by Amal Unite & Empower & The Cross Sea Academy of Movement Education

Come play, learn, connect, and grow your game with Bloom Chess Club.

Learn how to make your money work for you with easy tips on saving, investing, and setting goals.Growing Wealth: Saving, Investing & Setting Financial GoalsAmal Unite & Empower is continuing its financial literacy series with Fouad Matar, CFP®, Wealth Advisor at Scotia Wealth Management.This fully virtual session will explore saving, investing, and financial goal-setting in clear, practical terms, with a focus on the financial realities newcomers may face at different stages of building their lives in Canada.During the session, participants will learn about:What building wealth can realistically look like for newcomers at different stagesHow to set SMART financial goals for priorities such as an emergency fund, debt repayment, education, a down payment, or retirementThe difference between saving and investingCommon account types, including TFSAs and RRSPs, explained in plain languageThe risks associated with investing and what to consider before getting startedThere will also be time for questions at the end of the session.Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026Time: 5:30 p.m. Newfoundland TimeLocation: Online through Microsoft Teams. The meeting link will be sent to registered participants before the event.You do not need to have attended the previous sessions to join. This session is open to all newcomers to Canada, whether you are beginning to set financial goals or looking to better understand your saving and investment options.Register today to secure your spot.For questions, contact us at amalue@amalnl.ca.

Connect, relax, and recharge in a welcoming space for newcomers.

Rejections and silence can wear anyone down. Let’s talk about protecting your confidence and keeping a routine that works for you while youPart of the Bloom by AUE Wellness Connection CaféLooking for work in a new country can take longer than expected. Applications go unanswered, interviews do not lead anywhere, and it can be hard not to take it personally.Over time, the job search can affect more than your schedule. It can affect your confidence, your energy, your sleep, and how you feel about yourself.Join us for coffee and an informal, facilitated conversation about the emotional side of the job search, how to protect your confidence through rejection, and ways to build a routine that keeps you grounded while you search.Event Details:Date: Thursday, November 19Time: 6:00–7:30 p.m.Location: 7 Ricketts Road, St. John’sFree | Registration required | Coffee and tea includedDuring the session, we will:Talk about how rejection, waiting, and uncertainty can affect your wellbeingExplore ways to protect your confidence and remember your value beyond a job titleConnect with others who understand the pressure of the job searchTry a practical exercise or tool to help you build a routine that supports youWhat to expect:A relaxed, facilitated 90-minute session with coffee and tea, conversation, an interactive activity, and a practical takeaway. Every session has a clear topic, but the conversation is guided by you and the people in the room. There is no pressure to share anything you are not comfortable sharing.Looking for job search support? AUE’s free Employment Program can help with resumes, interview practice, and connecting with local employers. Ask our team for details.What Is BLOOM?BLOOM is Amal Unite & Empower’s free wellness program, offering nature activities, art, peer support, and social drop-ins that help people connect, recharge, and feel at home in our community. BLOOM brings together people from different backgrounds to learn, enjoy themselves, and build friendships that continue beyond a single event. BLOOM is open to newcomers and the broader community. Brought to you by Amal Unite & Empower, with generous support from IRCC, the North Pine Foundation, and JIG (Department of Jobs, Immigration & Growth)Important: One-Time Participant Form (Required)To help us continue offering free wellness activities to the community, we ask all participants to complete a short one-time information form.This is a requirement from our funders and helps us keep Bloom running at no cost to you. The information is confidential and used only for reporting and planning.Please fill out the form before attending an activity:https://qx0bg.share.hsforms.com/2QkdtyUk1Rnq6VA5_MEBIZgIf the form isn’t completed in advance, you may not be able to participate—so thank you for taking a moment to support this important step.Participant Expectations and Code of Conduct:To help create a safe and welcoming space for everyone, we ask all participants to:Be respectful of others’ boundaries and comfort levelsAsk for consent before taking photos or recordingsAvoid personal or intrusive questionsRespect privacy and shared experiencesFollow guidance from facilitators and staffWe are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive environment. Bloom reserves the right to remove participants from a session if these guidelines are not followed.By registering, participants agree to these guidelines.Scent-Free Policy:Some participants have strong allergies to perfumes, colognes, and other scented products. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we kindly request that all participants avoid wearing strong perfumes, colognes, or heavily scented lotions to class. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.Photography & Video Notice:Photos or videos may be taken during Bloom events to help promote our programming. By attending, you consent to this use. If you’d prefer not to be photographed, please let a staff member know when you arrive.Don’t miss out! Registration is required for each class

Join Us for Beginner Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower.

Join Us for Advanced Bachata Dance Classes! Organized by Amal Unite & Empower: Bloom Wellness Program.

Join us for drop-in adult indoor soccer (futsal) sessions!

Curious about UWC? Learn what United World Colleges offer, who can apply, and how to start your application. For students in grades 10-12.Are you a high school student thinking about where your next step could take you? Join Haleigh Schreyer from the UWC National Committee of Canada to learn about United World Colleges and whether it could be the right fit for you.In this session, you’ll learn:What United World Colleges are and what student life is likeWho is eligible to applyHow the application and selection process worksWhat to know about the second application window, with a February 10 deadlineThe presentation will be followed by plenty of time for questions.Event Details:Date: Saturday, November 21stTime: 1 PMOnline event | Zoom link will be provided upon registrationWho should attend: Students in grades 10 to 12 (ages 15 to 18), as well as parents, families and educators who work with youth. Students must be between 16 and 19 when the school year starts.About the presenter: Haleigh Schreyer is the Student and Community Engagement staff member at the UWC National Committee of Canada. She graduated from UWC Red Cross Nordic in 2020 and served as a Lead Selector for Ontario for three years, helping select students for the UWC experience.Useful links:ca.uwc.orgca.uwc.org/how-to-applyapply.uwc.org

Practice English in a warm, judgment-free space! Join us for interactive conversations, games, and peer support to build confidence.

Join Bloom for a friendly game of volleyball! Get active, meet new people, and enjoy an evening of teamwork and community connection.

Build confidence, learn practical self-defence skills, and get moving with Hady in this welcoming, beginner-friendly Bloom session!