Integration timeline Open access: No Community organizations: CCIS Centre for Refugee Resilience Future research/gaps identified More research to understand long-term impact of therapy services on refugee youth and families More research to understand unique needs of different refugee populations and how to tailor services to meet those needs Key findings The therapy services provided by CCIS have been successful in addressing the trauma-related experiences of newcomer families. The report shows that coordinated family supports are critical to the success of therapy services. T The report identifies opportunities for improvement in the areas of career counseling, employment supports, and basic needs supports for refugee families. The  report provides recommendations for further improvement, including the need for more tailored services for different refugee populations. Key populations: Immigrant and refugee families who have experienced trauma. Key recommendations Continue to offer coordinated therapy and support for refugee youth, children, and families, and seek opportunities for expansion. Create a formal program design to enable others to learn about the details of the coordinated family support model Continue using high quality interpreters to ensure clients have access to therapy in the language in which they are most comfortable. Continue to evaluate the model and seek opportunities for implementation of evaluation tools that are designed specifically for refugee populations. Location: Calgary, Alberta