This Canada Day we celebrated our uniqueness, our blackness and our Ancestors that helped build North America.
We spent our afternoon exploring our past, and looking forward to our future. Bringing together different communities, children, youth and families.
Our activities included circle discussions, outdoor games, and a bbq. All were welcome to join this celebration of spirit and diversity.
During the summer GLNS joined Somail Women's Empowerment Society for the SWES Africa Zone festival in Richmond. Our good... read more
Coming this August...Keep checking for more info on our Music and Live Entertainment venues, Soccer Tournament and 5Km Run.July... read more
As part of our educational goals, GLNS has joined Elementary Schools to facilitate learning Black History. Kombii Nanjalah has... read more
Mama Kombii Nanjalah and Stephen Lytton were invited to join the Igbo Development Association of BC for their Family... read more
Kenyan Canadian Association KENYAN COMMUNITY LEADERS' ENGAGEMENT FORUM WITH HON. AHMED HUSSEN, MINISTER OF FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Toronto, ON... read more
Kombii Nanjalah teaches lifeskills at Windemere Secondary School. Windemere Lifeskills Teacher Tamara Maxim (left) chats with (l-r) St. George’s Associate... read more
Come join us for a fun-filled event at 600 Campbell Ave, Vancouver, BC! Let's come together to support a... read more
