AAISA Sector Survey 2026 

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Help shape the future of Alberta's immigrant-serving sector. 

The 2026 AAISA Sector Surveys are now open and will remain available until November 16, 2026

Sector Survey 

For Executive Directors, CEOs, Directors, Managers, Supervisors, and other organizational leaders.

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Frontline Survey

For staff who work directly with clients or deliver client-facing services.

Access the survey

Why Participate? 

This IRCC-funded initiative is designed to provide meaningful and practical information that organizations can use for: 

  • Planning and decision-making 

  • Funding applications and proposals 

  • Advocacy and sector engagement 

  • Identifying emerging client and community needs 

  • Understanding service pressures and workforce challenges 

  • Identifying service gaps and opportunities across Alberta 

  • Benchmarking experiences and trends across the sector 

Most importantly, this is a survey by the sector, for the sector. 

The more organizations and frontline staff who participate, the stronger and more representative the findings will be, helping ensure that sector priorities, challenges, and emerging needs are accurately reflected in future planning and advocacy efforts. 

About This Year's Surveys  

Over the past year, AAISA worked with settlement and integration organizations across Alberta to redesign its Sector Survey through consultations, interviews, pilot testing, and sector feedback. 

The redesign was informed by a review of five years of survey data (2019-2024), AAISA's most recent Sector Survey Evaluation, and comparable sector-wide surveys. Questions that support long-term trend tracking were retained, while others were updated to better reflect current sector realities and emerging priorities. 

For the first time, separate surveys have been developed for management and frontline staff, creating a clearer picture of organizational and client-facing experiences across the sector. 

The result is a shorter, more focused survey that captures the information organizations told us matters most, while strengthening AAISA's ability to bring reliable sector data to planning, advocacy, and funding discussions 

Questions about either survey can be directed to: 

Hessan Hanif 
hhanif@aaisa.ca 

Disclaimer

The visualizations on this page showcase selected data points and trends for specific years as an illustrative summary. It is not an exhaustive representation of all survey findings. To explore the in-depth analysis, detailed methodology, and comprehensive recommendations, we encourage you to read the full annual Settlement Sector Survey reports.

Learn More

Learn More

The Sector Surveys can be accessed through AAISA's research and publications hub. Click the link below and search for surveys to find out more.




The Sector Surveys can be accessed through AAISA's research and publications hub. Click the link below and search for surveys to find out more.




Have More Questions?

If you have questions about this dashboard, you can reach our team by sending us an email by clicking the contact us button.

Have More Questions?

If you have questions about this dashboard, you can reach our team by sending us an email by clicking the contact us button.

Have More Questions?

If you have questions about this dashboard, you can reach our team by sending us an email by clicking the contact us button.

Have More Questions?

If you have questions about this dashboard, you can reach our team by sending us an email by clicking the contact us button.

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In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



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Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



Questions about the AAISA Knowledge Hub?

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Land Acknowledgement

In the spirit of respect and truth, AAISA acknowledges the land on which we do our work. We acknowledge the remarkable endurance, strength and resiliency of the traditional stewards of these lands. AAISA serves diverse people across of the Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 regions and all 21 Districts of the Métis Nation of Alberta. AAISA honours these relationships and the historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands by Indigenous Peoples in all our endeavours across the province.



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