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Sault Ste. Marie Community

Sault Ste. Marie is a vibrant city in Northern Ontario - on the St. Marys River, north of the U.S. border, near 3 of the Great Lakes. Sault Ste. Marie is a medium-sized city (73,500) with amenities of larger centers and is just minutes from nature.  It’s known for the 19th-century Sault Ste. Marie Canal, lined with red sandstone buildings., is renowned for its natural beauty and family-oriented atmosphere. Nestled between Lake Superior and Lake Huron, this picturesque community offers stunning views, outdoor adventures, and a welcoming family environment.

The city's economy is driven by key industries such as steel production, forestry, and tourism, with Algoma Steel and the Great Lakes serving as central pillars.

Known as "The Soo," it’s a gateway to the great outdoors, boasting nearby attractions like the Agawa Canyon and Lake Superior Provincial Park. Sault Ste. Marie is a perfect blend of industry, community, and nature. It is located at the heart of the Great Lakes, directly on the U.S. border, and at the geographic center of Canada, Sault Ste. Marie offers a quality of life that is second to none.

Guest house offers

St. Jacobs Guest House
offers 

Capacity: 10 rooms, up to 22 guests.

Accommodation: Free stay including utilities for short-term.

Amenities:

  - Complimentary food (donation-based).

  - Hotel-style rooms.

  - Large backyard.

  - Close to parks, transportation, and markets.

Support Services:

  - Assistance with resume building and job search.

  - General support.

  - On-site English Language Support (ELS).

  - Nearby medical support.

Type: Family house.

Welcome Team

Settlement Team

Houshold Team

Employment Team

Volunteers Urgently Needed

The Ukrainian community in Sault Ste. Marie offers

a welcoming environment for newcomers and residents.

St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church has a valuable place in every Newcomer's heart, it's where many of us get connected with the Community for the very first time.
The Sault Ste. Marie Public Library enriches the community with 215 Ukrainian language resources, including 188 music albums, 15 ebooks, and 12 movies.
Whether you're looking for cultural enrichment or connections with fellow Ukrainians, the community has much to offer.
Watch the video to feel the vibe of Sault Ste. Marie here.

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We are looking for people able to rent a room, appartment  or a house in their homes and offer additional support to Ukrainians families

Крок 1.
Для новоприбулих українців


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Step 1.
For Ukrainian newcomers

 

Якщо ви прибули з України по програмі CUAET та потребуєте тимчасове житло,

зробіть Крок 1 - заповніть нашу форму реєстрації (Форма прийому для українських сімей). Тільки після заповнення форми ми з вами звяжемося щодо пошуку необхідного житла.

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If you have arrived from Ukraine under the CUAET program and need temporary accommodation, take Step 1 - fill out our registration form (Intake Form for Ukrainian Families). Only after completing the form, we will contact you regarding the search for the necessary accommodation.

Donate Financially as well Furniture

We need financial donations to make sure families get housing even when they can't afford it. We also need furniture donations and household items to make Ukrainians feel more as at home.

Hosting

We are always looking for people willing to open up their homes to Ukrainians fleeing the war.  Some hosts have a sofa bed and can offer emergency hosting only, others have a spare room and are able to host for longer periods. Complete our application form to speak with a volunteer.

Volunteer

We currently need assistance with coordinating donations, fundraising and ensuring we have enough people to help with the settlement of Ukrainian guests. We believe strongly that in order to ensure these families get off on the right foot they need to feel like they belong.

Rentals

We are looking for landlords or people able to rent space that understand Ukrainians families will not be able to show a credit history, will most likely not have employment right away, and may not speak English.

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