COVID-19 Resources
Important information regarding COVID-19 in Canada and helpful links.
At Westman Immigrant Services:
Please be advised that Westman Immigrant Services' staff is working diligently to meet the needs of clients during the COVID response. The building is now open, and we are following all health and safety protocol.
If you require settlement support, please contact us at:
Email: client@westmanimmigrantservices.ca
Phone: 204-727-6031 Ext. #2
Stay safe!
What is coronavirus disease (COVID-19)?
This message is available in the following languages to share:
English
Arabic
Cantonese
Mandarin
Tagalog
Or visit Health Literacy Project has created some great factsheets in 35 languages, including infographics for 3-6 year olds; 6-12 year old; and 13-18 year olds about COVID-19.
How to stay safe during (COVID-19)?
- Wash your hands properly (printable posters in the following languages):
English
Amharic
Arabic
Cantonese
French
Hindi
Kinyarwanda
Portuguese
Punjabi
Russian
Somali
Swahili
Tigrignia
Ukrainian
- Videos on how to wash your hands properly:
English
Amharic
Arabic
Chinese
Russian
Somali
Spanish
- Practice self-isolation:
- Experiencing symptoms?:
- Should you be tested?
Health Care Links:
Seasonal Influenza Links:
Brandon Links:
- Business hours and closures
- City of Brandon COVID-19 updates
- Brandon Chamber of Commerce - COVID-19 Tools and Resources
- Brandon School Division
- Help Next Door MB
Travel Links:
- Travel Advice
- How the coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting immigration, refugees, citizenship, and passport services
Vaccine Newsletter:
Stay up to date with the Vaccine rollout by signing up for the weekly e-newletter about the COVID-19 immunization program
Finance and Employment:
Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan: Have you lost your job or were otherwise affected by the closure of your workplace or because you were required to self-isolate, find out what supports are available to individuals and businesses.Mental Health Links:
- Managing Stress during COVID-19
- Mental Health and the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Mental Health Crisis and Non-Crisis Regional Contacts
