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Kinbrace Summer Camp

December 20, 2014 by Emily Parsons-Dickau

Every summer the Kinbrace community enjoys a weekend of camping together. This year, with our largest group ever (70 people!), we piled into school buses and travelled out to Maple Ridge, BC for three days of sun and fun.

Partner Profile: World Vision Canada

December 19, 2014 by Loren Balisky

At Kinbrace we believe in partnership.  Working together helps us better achieve our purpose of providing the very best welcome and support for people in Canada’s refugee protection system. Kinbrace is partnering with World Vision Canada’s Partners to End Child … Continue reading

MOSAIC

Human Rights Award for Kinbrace

March 17, 2014 by Loren Balisky

Kinbrace is honoured to receive MOSAIC’s 2014 Human Rights Award, granted to people or organizations who demonstrate significant contribution in the field of human rights and ethnic relations, among other criteria.

READY Advisory Committee and support team celebrate Layne Daggett’s 5 years of service on the READY Committee and say farewell on his retirement. Layne was the inspiration behind READY Tours starting in 2008.

Kinbrace READY Receives Award

March 23, 2013 by Loren Balisky

Kinbrace is honoured to be one of four recipients this year to receive the Inspiring Advocacy Award from the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers (CARL) at their national conference http://cialismax.com/generic-cialis-online-recommendations/ on 03 October 2013. Fran Gallo (READY Coordinator) and Alexandra … Continue reading

We’re launching something new!

April 29, 2012 by Loren Balisky

Kinbrace began in 1998 under the direction of Salsbury Community Society with a simple purpose:  to welcome and assist refugee claimants in Metro Vancouver with supportive, transitional housing. Since those humble but clearly focussed beginnings fourteen years ago, Kinbrace has … Continue reading

Photo: Mark Janousek

My New Family

April 29, 2012 by Loren Balisky

One afternoon in the winter of 2011 I arrived at the airport of Vancouver B.C, which is very far away from my home country Eritrea. It was the end of a prolonged and painful journey. At least, that was my … Continue reading