Post-landing services, often referred to as post-landing support or settlement services, are a range of programs and assistance provided to immigrants, refugees, or newcomers after they have arrived in a new country. These services are designed to help individuals and families successfully integrate into their new society and navigate the challenges of adapting to a different culture and environment.

Post-landing services typically encompass various aspects of settlement, including housing assistance, language and job training, access to healthcare and social services, education support, and cultural orientation. They aim to address the practical, social, and emotional needs of newcomers to ensure they can build stable lives and become active and contributing members of their adopted communities.

Responsibilities

Post-landing service employees, often working for government agencies, non-profit organizations, or community groups, have a crucial role in assisting immigrants, refugees, or newcomers to successfully adapt and integrate into their new country. Their responsibilities include:

• Needs Assessment:
• Orientation and Education
• Language and Communication Support
• Employment Assistance
• Housing and Financial Guidance
• Healthcare and Social Services

Job Requirements

• Communication Skills
• Problem-Solving Skills
• Crisis Management
• Case Management