Igniting impact: Barnita Saha’s meaningful volunteer experience at ISANS

As we celebrate National Volunteer Week 2026, we recognize the incredible individuals who give their time and energy to strengthen our communities- volunteers like Barnita Saha.

From the moment she joined ISANS, Barnita found the team to be welcoming, supportive, and deeply committed to helping newcomers successfully integrate into their new communities. Through her volunteer role, she contributed to meaningful initiatives while gaining insight into the diverse experiences of immigrants and newcomers in Canada.

“Volunteering with ISANS has been an incredibly rewarding and enriching experience for me,” Barnita shares.

What stands out most to her is ISANS’ dedication to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and supported. She highlights the professionalism and organization of the team, noting that staff consistently provide clear guidance and ensure volunteers feel confident in their roles. The commitment to community service, she says, is both evident and inspiring.

Through her involvement, Barnita not only supported community events and programs but also developed a deeper understanding of the challenges newcomers may face—and the importance of building strong, welcoming connections.

“The experience helped me enhance my communication, teamwork, and organizational skills while contributing to a cause that genuinely makes a difference,” she explains.

Barnita is deeply grateful for the opportunity to volunteer with ISANS and to be part of an organization that plays such a vital role in supporting newcomers and strengthening the community. Her journey reflects the spirit of ignite volunteerism where giving back creates meaningful impact for others while fostering growth within ourselves.

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