The London Cross Cultural Learner Centre (CCLC) was founded in 1960 by a group of global villagers from Western University with the desire to share their cross-cultural experiences from the Third World with those at home in Canada.

In 1968, the global education centre was opened as a pilot project to train volunteers on cultural diversity. As globalization began to take hold, many newcomers came to London to find a new and better life. The CCLC evolved and became London’s leading newcomer resettlement agency.

Today, the CCLC is a registered charity with close to 150 employees. Our extensive experience is focused on helping Government Assisted Refugees, Refugee Claimants, and other vulnerable newcomers settle, integrate, and succeed in the London community. We address their immediate needs as well as foster long-term community engagement through a wide range of activities.