
KCA Unveils Its Plan to Support Newcomers in 2024
Kenyan Canadian Association through its Newcomers and Settlement Program has continued to positively impact the migrant, immigrants and refugees in the broader black community across Canada by offering much-needed services even as their numbers continue to grow and their needs become more dire.
Canada welcomes more than 400,000 new immigrants and over a million temporary foreign workers and international students each year. These newcomers not only play an essential role in Canada by filling labour shortages, but they also bring new perspectives and talents to our communities, and enriching our society as a whole.
KCA Unwaivering Committment to Promoting Youth Wellness Through Sports
Sports participation has mitigated the COVID-19 pandemic’s harmful effects on youth's physical and mental health, so it may be more important than ever to make opportunities to play easily accessible.
As we prepare for the 2nd Edition of the Pamoja Soccer Tournament in 2024, we’d like to recognize our inaugural edition's participating teams - Wazalendo FC, Zan Heroes FC, Toronto Select FC, Ivory FC - for making the tournament a resounding success.
The tournament aims at promoting Youth Mental Health and Well-being while serving as a powerful platform to strengthen bonds between diverse communities, fostering understanding and appreciation through sports to create a harmonious environment, promoting unity and creating a sense of belonging for Canadians.
Kenyans Celebrate 60th Kenya Independence Day in City of Brampton
Brampton, Canada - December 12, 2023
This afternoon, the community gathered in Ken Whillans Square at Brampton City Hall for a flag raising ceremony to recognize Kenya’s Independence Day.
We celebrate and honour the strength and resilience of the Kenyan Canadian community in Brampton. Today and every day, we embrace the rich cultural tapestry that makes Brampton a welcome city for all.







