We Deliver Programs That Foster Change
KAF Community Services Centre offers multifaceted programs focused on capacity building and meeting the needs of BIPOC, New Immigrants and Refugees communities.
CONTACT TEL: 604-484-8998
Empowering BIPOC Communities
Inefficient new immigrant resettlement processes often lead to unemployment or under-employment, which translates to low income, food insecurity, mental health problems, family crisis, housing problems, and the increasing poverty rate among the BIPOC communities.
KAF’s mandate focuses on tackling these intersecting and interconnected problems to bridge the gap caused by social-economic inequities while empowering the BIPOC communities to thrive and flourish.
Multi-Service Social Impact Programs
Capacity Building Initiatives
KAF’s capacity-building programming empowers members of the BIPOC communities to become resilient, resourceful, and competent
Counselling and Crisis Centre
KAF Counselling and Crisis Centre offer various type of basic counselling and psychotherapy to the marginalized and vulnerable members of the BIPOC communities.
Equip Youth and Young Adults
KAF has been involved in Youth Leadership and Mentoring programming working among the marginalized BIPOC Youth in British Columbia and across Canada.
KAF Food Bank
KAF Food Bank pursues food equity and healthy food redistribution with no barriers to membership.
Empowered Women Network
KAF Women Empowerment Program (WEP) focuses on raising the status of women through education, awareness, literacy, and training.
Immigrant Resettlement Support
The KAF Refugee and New Immigrant Support Services beneficiaries are the thousands of marginalized minority families in British Columbia who lack the necessary support during resettlement.
Impacts Report 2024
Upcoming Events
We partner with different levels of government, foundations, local businesses, universities and many social agencies to deliver our programs.
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Food Bank
Inefficient new immigrant resettlement processes often lead to unemployment or under-employment, which translates to low income, food insecurity, mental health problems, family crisis, housing problems, and the increasing poverty rate among the BIPOC communities.
Our Partners
Acknowledging Impact: Testimonials from Influential Voices
KAF HOSTS MINISTER AHMED HUSSEN AND MP Randeep Sarai
Your Contribution Makes a Difference
Testimonials
KAF Food Bank continues to attend to Unending queues of families and children from diverse backgrounds and communities. Food insecurity is now a national emergency!
#foodinsecurity
#foodbank
#righttofood
🇨🇦 October is #WomensHistoryMonth in Canada — a time to celebrate women who’ve shaped our communities through courage, leadership & resilience.
At @KAFSurreyBC, we honour Indigenous, BIPOC & racialized women whose voices inspire equity & inclusion. 💜
#Equity #Inclusion #Women
🌍 Dignified Food Access—Rooted in Care, Not Charity
At Kingdom Acts Foundation, food security means more than just handing out food—it means empowering people with choice, dignity, and cultural respect.
14,000 individuals per month.
#FoodJustice #CommunityCare #DignifiedAccess
👵🏽👴🏿 Seniors are the backbone of our communities—mentors, caregivers, and family pillars.
At KAF, we create spaces for seniors to connect, share, and thrive—fighting isolation and building healthier lives together. 💙
#NationalSeniorsDay #CommunityMatters #KAF