KWICA - Kenyan Women In Canada Association
At KWICA, our community is a vibrant tapestry woven with the common thread of Kenyan heritage and a shared pursuit of success in Canada. We offer diverse programs and events aimed at fostering personal and professional development. Within our community, we celebrate achievements, navigate challenges, and build lasting connections, fueled by cultural synergy and collective ambition. KWICA is more than an association; it's a platform where Kenyan women in Canada inspire, support, and shape each other's destinies. Welcome to a space where empowerment knows no bounds, and every woman's journey is a chapter in our collective narrative.
Mission
To promote, develop and support the growth and successes of Kenyans through increased representation, mentorship and networking opportunities with a special focus on women, because they face barriers that require distinct solutions.
Vision
To improve quality of life and promote social and economic inclusion of women to enable them become contributing members of society and to live with dignity.
OUR JOURNEY TO SUCCESS
KWICA'S VIBRANT IMPACT JOURNEY
KWICA's success embodies resilience, innovation, and dedication. Emerging from humble beginnings, we've navigated challenges, embraced growth, and forged impactful paths through strategic collaborations and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Each milestone achieved reflects our commitment to empowerment, community engagement, and our team's tireless efforts toward collective success.
Our Values
Embodied in our every endeavor, KWICA's values form the bedrock of our collective identity and purpose. Rooted in the rich tapestry of Kenyan heritage and thriving in the diverse landscape of Canada, these values propel our mission forward. They are not mere words but the guiding principles that weave the fabric of empowerment within our community. Join us as we delve into the core values shaping KWICA – the driving force behind our commitment to inspire, support, and shape the destinies of Kenyan women in Canada.
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5
Years of Empowerment
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228
Members Registered
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Events Hosted
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Programs Initiated
Meet Our Team
At KWICA, our leaders are passionate about empowering Kenyan women in Canada and driving positive change. Each brings expertise, commitment, and vision, enriching our vibrant community. Discover their diverse backgrounds and how they champion empowerment within our organization. Their stories and dedication will inspire you to join our dynamic journey toward collective growth and success.
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Fatuma Swalleh
Financial Empowerment Instructor
I'm Fatuma Swalleh, KWICA's Financial Empowerment Instructor. My aim is to equip our members with practical skills and knowledge in financial literacy, particularly focusing on stock market investments. Empowering women through informed financial decisions fuels my dedication.
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Pauline Wangari
President
I am Pauline Wangari, the founder of KWICA, and I am driven by a deep commitment to social justice and community development. KWICA stands as a testament to the vision of making a lasting impact. I am honored to lead a team dedicated to bringing positive change to the communities we serve.
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Ann Wanja
Council Youth Leader
I am Ann Wanja, and I take pride in serving as the Council Youth Leader at KWICA. My role allows me to channel the energy and passion of the youth toward meaningful community engagement. I am committed to inspiring positive change and creating opportunities for the younger generation to thrive.