A group of Kenyans came together to revive the organization from dormancy to proactively support the successful integration of new Kenyans arriving in British Columbia.

Our executive team participated in an intensive boot camp for community service organizations (CSO) focused on enhancing transparency, stewardship of donor funds, and maximizing our impact through innovative technology and robust project planning. We gained invaluable skills in organizational management, diversified funding strategies, and effective recruitment and retention practices, ensuring our commitment to serving our community with efficiency and integrity remains steadfast.

Our organization has been part of a Government of Canada federal program that supports community-based projects that are designed by and for seniors in our community. Some of our work include addressing social isolation, promoting seniors' digital literacy, and educating seniors about financial abuse and fraud.

Our organization partnered with the federal Government of Canada as part of the #DigitalSafeSpaces program to sensitive immigrant families about cyber-bullying and the importance of safety while online. We hosted a series of workshops aimed at educating both parents and children about the importance of online safety. Through interactive sessions, we provided practical tips on privacy settings, recognizing cyberbullying, and promoting responsible digital behavior. By fostering open discussions, we empowered families to navigate the online world together, ensuring that both parents and kids understand the risks and how to protect themselves.