Toronto, Canada – Friday, September 3rd, 2021

Seeking support isn’t always safe or easy for survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV). How can we all listen to and help to support the women and girls disproportionately affected?

Join us for the second edition in KCA's webinar series focused on spreading awareness and resources to end Gender-Based Violence in our communities.

Interventions and Crisis Support for Survivors and their Families

Saturday, September 4, 2021 – Toronto, Ontario.

Kenyan Canadian Association - KCA, a federal not-for-profit based in the Greater Toronto Area that implements programs that focus on the black community and other marginalized groups in Canada has appointed Ms. Donna Odityo as the New Brunswick Regional Chair.

Donna has a Master of Business Administration Degree from University of New Brunswick as well as a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting Degree from Kenyatta University. She is a member of the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants - ACCA

Currently she is as a volunteer with the Together Project where she works together with Welcome Group Volunteers to offer effective remote social support to Government assisted Refugees, Protected persons and Refugee claimants.

Saturday, September 4, 2021 – Toronto, Ontario.
Kenyan Canadian Association - KCA, a federal not-for-profit based in the Greater Toronto Area that implements programs that focus on the black community and other marginalized groups in Canada has appointed Ms. Moureen Ruto as the Northern Ontario Regional Chair.

Moureen is based in Sudbury. She is a dynamic, highly dedicated and compassionate professional making a difference in peoples’ lives. Living in a diverse community that is growing by the day, her main focus is to bring the community together by establishing a common goal and proactively working towards it to ensure stable and independent individuals in an even stronger community.

She believes the newcomers bring with them diverse knowledge and experience that positively impacts the development of our community. Her hope is that she can play a role in nurturing their skills to uplift their social economic status.