Le CAFi

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Victoria Lambakakhar

As an almost trilingual parent, I wanted to improve my French and help my little one to learn it better. I discovered a new program called Hippy. It is a Home Parenting Program when they teach parents to teach their kids. It turned out you need to be a CAFi member to participate. That is how I came to CAFi. I enjoy the program itself and also my communication with the CAFi specialists. I got a lot of attention, help and support. Ladies I had talked to actually remembered what we discussed and were looking for the answers to the questions I had! Tita Rabeniaina, Joannie Levesque and Malha Arab are magnifique! So far I attended only one meeting with other participants of the Hippy. It was fun, well organized and meaningful. I will continue to explore what CAFi has to offer, but even at this point I can definitely recommend this organization.

Jonathan Rene

Cafi is an organization where they welcome new comers. It's for French speaking people. If you are new in Moncton, I recommend you to visit them. You will receive good advices.

Adrian Shlomo

Tendered to newcomers, immigrants, and refugees, to learn oral French in a small and friendly group (for free), and to provide assistance as well as multicultural exchange. Great organization to be in touch with!

Ivan Kutsurenko

You shouldn't expect the ANSWER for all your problems regarding immigration and/or settling to get from those guys. But you can be sure to get the helpfull GUIDE through all that stuff; really energetic and motivated personnel, good and useful advices. Highly recommend.