Hello Everyone:
We are pleased to share with you our recent interview with the Daily Bulletin at the University of Waterloo. It highlights the impact of our work in the community, our needs, and our future goals.
We are grateful to the United Way -Waterloo Region Communities for their support and to the United Way campaign via the University of Waterloo for this platform to share what we do at KMFW.
Here at Kind Minds Family Wellness (KMFW), we acknowledge diversity and cultural identities in providing short and long-term culturally informed support to our Black clientele. Our specialty is in Afrocentric/culturally grounded counseling, education, employment, and research advocacy that addresses anti-Black racism and systemic oppression that: fosters Black community empowerment/resilience, supports community services navigation, and guides the design and delivery of culturally suitable educational programs and groups for children, youth, caregivers/adults and seniors.
