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 mission to combat racism and its devastating effects. As a community-focused organization, we recognize the importance of fostering inclusion, tolerance, and equity, ensuring everyone feels valued, protected, and supported […]
Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) is seeking qualified and experienced Building Development Consultants to support the creation of affordable housing solutions that address the needs of our community. This project is part of KAF’s mission to provide secure, accessible, and inclusive housing options to underserved populations in Surrey, BC. Opportunity Highlights: Who Should Apply? Consultants with
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Traditional nonprofit program design needs to address the diverse needs of marginalized communities in today’s multicultural society. Systems Change offers a redemptive approach, emphasizing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) to dismantle systemic barriers and deliver culturally relevant social services. This article explores the importance of adapting systems to meet evolving societal needs and highlights
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In Canada, social isolation and elder abuse are pressing issues affecting the senior population. According to the Government of Canada, approximately 20% of seniors experience some form of abuse, and social isolation significantly increases the risk of abuse and neglect. Addressing these issues requires a multifaceted approach, and Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) is at the
Dr. Godwin Ude, the Executive Director of Kingdom Acts Foundation, recently delivered a powerful speech at the 3rd Session of the United Nations Forum for People of African Descent in Geneva, Switzerland. Titled “Second International Decade for People of African Descent: Expectations and Challenges,” Dr. Ude’s address highlighted the pressing issues facing individuals of African
The Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) celebrated a remarkable milestone as its Youth Leadership Workshop completed its 10-session journey. With a diverse curriculum covering Leadership Types, Habits and Opportunities, Civic Engagement, Advocacy, Public Policy, Career Choices, Scholarships, Athletics, and Multiculturalism, the workshop provided invaluable insights and skills to the youth participants. The culminating event, a live
KAF BIPOC Youth Leadership and Advocacy Workshop: Day 1 Kickoff The Kingdom Acts Foundation (KAF) proudly launched the first day of its BIPOC Youth Leadership and Advocacy Workshop, marking the beginning of an exciting journey towards empowering the next generation of leaders. The community center buzzed with the energy of dozens of BIPOC youth, all
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