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
Food Rescued
Meals Provided
Family Members Benefited
Greenhouse Gas Aversion: GHG Averted
Children Assisted
Single Mothers Helped
New Immigrants Supported
Youths Mentored
Seniors Aided
Participants in Skills Training and Pre-employment Support
Mental Health and Counselling: Clients Served
Women Empowerment and GBV Support Services
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.
Weight of Food Rescued in 2023
Value of Meals Rescued and Redistributed to Families in need.
Family members benefited from meals rescued
Greenhouse Gas Aversion: GHG Averted
Our Partners
Acknowledging Impact: Testimonials from Influential Voices
You’re building a community; you’re really providing so much back to the community, counselling services, and all kinds of supportive services. We rely on organisations like yours…
Sometimes it’s just breaking the ice in the beginning too, to know that there are opportunities, you break that first barrier of employment…
KAF HOSTS MINISTER AHMED HUSSEN AND MP Randeep Sarai
Your Contribution Makes a Difference
Testimonials
EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE KAF YOUTH LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP
From March 15th to 22nd, 2025, Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) successfully hosted a one-week Youth Leadership Workshop, bringing together young leaders from across our community for
REFLECTIONS ON THE UN INTERNATIONAL DECADE FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT: THE PATH TO SUSTAINABLE CHANGE
As we transition from Black History Month to charting a future filled with equity, opportunity, and empowerment, Dr. Godwin Ude, Executive Director of Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF)
FROM BLACK HISTORY MONTH TO BLACK FUTURE EXPLOITS: 7 WAYS TO SECURE A CHAIR IN THE DECISION-MAKING BOARDROOM
By Dr. Godwin Ude | Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) Black History Month is not just a time to reflect on the past but a moment to envision the future. It is a call to action for Blac
EFFECTIVE PROGRAM DESIGN – TRANSLATING GREAT IDEAS INTO GOOD OUTCOMES
By Dr. Godwin Ude, MBA, PhDCertified Non-profits Program Designer & Executive Director, Kingdom Acts Foundation In the non-profit sector, a common gap exists between what funde
TAKING A STAND AGAINST RACISM: KINGDOM ACTS FOUNDATION’S COMMITMENT TO EQUITY AND JUSTICE
Racism continues to be a pressing issue in our communities, affecting individuals, families, and entire populations. At Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF), we are steadfast in our missi
Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) – Request for Proposals (RFP)
Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) is seeking qualified and experienced Building Development Consultants to support the creation of affordable housing solutions that address the needs o
SYSTEMS CHANGE – A REDEMPTIVE APPROACH TO PROGRAM DESIGN IN THE NONPROFIT SECTOR
Traditional nonprofit program design needs to address the diverse needs of marginalized communities in today’s multicultural society. Systems Change offers a redemptive appro
Kingdom Acts Foundation’s Cultural Food Hub: A Lifeline in Peril, Your Help is Needed
The article from Surrey Now-Leader highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Kingdom Acts Foundation’s Cultural Food Hub, which is struggling to continue its operations due
KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT THE SURREY LOCAL IMMIGRATION PARTNERSHIP “STORIES OF IMPACT” EVENT – By Dr. Godwin Ude, Executive Director KAF
The City of Surrey Mayor and Council Members present Other municipal officials present The leaders and officers of social purpose organizations present Community leaders All other
We’re proud to share that Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) Food Bank now sources over 63,000 pounds of food every month—bringing nourishment and hope to more than 14,322 individuals across our communities monthly. 🙌🏾💚
@UnitedWay_BC
At Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF), we are deeply committed to the wellbeing of new immigrant seniors in B.C. — a group often facing the harsh realities of seniors abuse, food insecurity, social isolation, and mental health challenges.
Thanks to @UnitedWay_BC @CityofSurrey