Bienvenue Ndg: Asma Benaziz and Outreach Worker

bienvenue ndg: Mohamed switches between English and Arabic with Benaziz, who is helping her navigate the system as she's come to sign up for French classes, according to CBC. Mohamed arrived in Montreal seven months ago, after fleeing Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, for both safety and familial reasons. She's a refugee and she wants to live here because she is comfortable and in security here, said Asma Benaziz, an outreach worker at Bienvenue NDG, an immigration welcome centre in the city's west end. She had been studying to become a nurse and hopes to pursue the profession here. CBC But Bienvenue NDG says it's struggling to keep up with the demand for language classes especially in French that will help immigrants like Mohamed contribute to Quebec society by seeking education and employment. Munia Mohamed, left, who moved from Sudan seven months ago, and Bienvenue NDG outreach worker Asma Benaziz. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.