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Age Well At Home (AWAH) Program Beneficiaries Registration & Survey
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The Kenyan Canadian Association (KCA) has initiated the registration of beneficiaries for Age Well At Home (AWAH) Program funded by the Government of Canada to address the need for community connection and support for vulnerable seniors, especially those of low income, to prevent premature relocation to care facilities. The program aims to enhance home-based support for seniors, enabling them to age in place with dignity.
Seniors and older adults (55+) also have a chance to share their thoughts, experiences and opinions through a quick survey.
Micro-Grant Beneficiaries Showcase Their Projects During a Youth Mentorship Workshop
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TORONTO, ONTARIO - February 5, 2024
Kenyan Canadian Associaton (KCA) in collaboration with Uzima Women Relief Group International held a Youth mentorship workshop and Black History Month celebration on February 3, 2024 in Scaborough, Ontario.
The event involved mentorship on Project Management as well as Mental Health and Wellness Information Session for 100 Micro-Grant Project Youth participants as they showcased their on-going project accomplishments. The Mentorship and Information workshop provided essential insights into project organization, mental health, and a special acknowledgment of Black History Month. Distinguished speakers imparted invaluable knowledge to the beneficiaries on leadership skills and effective project planning.
KCA Unveils Its Plan to Support Newcomers in 2024
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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.