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OCASI is a registered charity governed by a volunteer board of directors. Its membership is comprised of more than 200 community-based organizations in the province of Ontario. Learn More about OCASI » WelcomeOntario A new, bilingual resource from OCASI featuring information, resources, statistics, news and links useful to those supporting, and hoping to support, Syrian refugees. Go to WelcomeOntario.ca » Introducing OCMS Are you an immigrant and refugee-serving agency looking for a way to streamline client information? Do you wish you could generate reports quickly and easily, including respond to last-minute changes requested by funders? OCASI’s Client management system (OCMS) can do all that and more for you. Act today to discover this powerful tool created by the sector for the sector. Find out more about OCMS » @OCASI_Policy Twitter Feed RT @CABR_Toronto : Exciting News! The iconic TORONTO sign has a new look! 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