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- October 2006. A Chinese immigrant single mother’s child was taken by Children’s Aid Society. CIER provided grief counseling and anger management counseling to her.
- July 2006. A Chinese immigrant from Hubei, who held two PhDs, committed suicide and left his wife and two young children. CIER set up a donation account and provided grief counseling to the family. Together with other Chinese organizations, CIER arranged for a funeral.
- April 2006. A young Chinese immigrant from Shanghai was found dead in his basement apartment. Since he had no family member in Canada, his parents had to come from China to arrange for a funeral. After the arrival of his parents, CIER provided emergency financial assistance and helped them to clear their deceased son’s business. CIER set up a donation account and helped them return to China safely.
- January 2006. A Chinese immigrant from Shandong was killed in a car accident. When his wife and daughter came from China, CIER, together with other organizations, held a fundraising concert. CIER also assisted them in the funeral.
- November 2005. A young Chinese immigrant living in Oshawa, before attempting a suicide, contacted CIER. She was going through severe financial difficulty, physical illness, and mental depression. CIER provided emergency financial support and counseling. CIER also found her a local social worker to assist her and helped her complete a welfare application.
- May 2005. A Chinese international student from Hunan met a sudden death. CIER provided financial assistance to his sister to come to Canada and assisted her to arrange for a funeral.
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