About Us
Supporting Nigerian newcomers in Canada to thrive and belong
Our vision
LNCC envisions a future where Nigerian newcomers are fully integrated into Canadian society, supported by ensure housing, career growth, credential recognition, and well-being.
Our mission
LNCC’s mission is to support Nigerian newcomers in Canada with guidance and resources for housing, jobs, credential recognition, and healthcare to help them build stable and fulfilling lives.
Our history
Founded in 2018 by Nigerian community leaders, LNCC helps newcomers integrate and thrive in Canada through support in housing, employment, credential recognition, and healthcare.
Our Team
LNCC’s team is made up of dedicated professionals and community volunteers who share a passion for helping Nigerian newcomers succeed in Canada. With diverse backgrounds and lived experiences, they work together to provide personalized support, build community connections, and ensure every newcomer feels welcomed, informed, and empowered to thrive.
The organization provides guidance in housing, employment, credential recognition, and healthcare navigation, helping Nigerians integrate, thrive, and feel a strong sense of belonging in their new communities.
LNCC Milestone Timeline
Founding and Foundation
LNCC was founded by Nigerian community leaders in Canada to support newcomers with settlement guidance.
Initial programs focused on orientation, peer mentorship, and community networking.
Program Expansion and Partnerships
Expanded services to include housing and employment assistance.
Adapted to pandemic challenges by offering virtual mentorship and job-readiness workshops.
Established partnerships with local governments and community organizations to reach more newcomers.
Professional and Health Support Development
Introduced credential recognition initiatives to help internationally trained Nigerians enter the Canadian workforce.
Launched healthcare navigation support to guide newcomers in accessing medical services.
Strengthened advocacy efforts for equitable access to settlement resources.
Growth, Advocacy, and Community Impact
Enhanced nationwide outreach and collaboration with multicultural organizations.
Expanded career and housing support programs.
Continued empowering Nigerian newcomers to thrive and belong in Canada through integrated, community-driven services.