Manitoba

Five Computers Donated to Neepawa Immigrant Support Group

By

Emma Kelly
March 4, 2026 9:42 am

The Electronic Recycling Association has donated five desktop computers to Neepawa and Area Immigrant Settlement Services Inc. to help the group support newcomers in Neepawa, Manitoba. This donation, announced on March 3, 2026, provides the local office with better resources for people moving to the community.

The local non-profit organization offers settlement services, English language training, and employment support. These programs are available to permanent residents, refugees, and eligible temporary foreign workers living in the area.

The Electronic Recycling Association is a national group that fixes up used electronic equipment to give to community organizations. By providing refurbished hardware, they help local groups maintain the technology they need to serve residents without high costs.

In Neepawa, the settlement office is a primary resource for helping new residents find work and learn skills. This donation ensures the organization can continue its mission of helping newcomers integrate into the local society and workforce.

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