Adelaida Del Monte has volunteered at Kababayan Multicultural Centre for as long as she has lived in Toronto, Canada. From the moment she first stepped foot onto Canadian soil to continue her caregiving career, to now starting her retirement, KMC has helped her every step of the way.

Read Nanay Gloria’s heartfelt immigration story to Canada, from loneliness to finding community and hope through joining Kababayan’s Seniors’ Group.

Getting dental care in Ontario and in Canada at large doesn’t have to feel out of reach. Whether you’re a newcomer needing help in managing expenses, a parent caring for your child’s health, or a senior on a fixed income, there’s likely a dental plan designed to help you. 

Big changes and bold steps—join Kababayan Multicultural Centre’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 20, 2025, to celebrate a year of transformation.

From career change to community leader, explore the immigration story to Canada of Tatay Guido, proving it’s never too late to thrive.

Through our partnership with Renewed Computer Technology (RCT), immigrants gain access to affordable computers, helping them learn, work, connect, and thrive in Canada.

In this article, we explain what Canadian employers look for, how to properly format your resume, and how to confidently highlight your experience. Learn how to beat the Applicant Tracking System (ATS), use the right keywords, and present your story in a way that gets noticed.

At Kababayan Multicultural Centre (KMC), the voices and concerns of the next generation have always remained at the heart of our organization. In this article, we will talk about and share our background in supporting racialized youth and the importance of youth initiatives and programs to help those in our community to empower themselves and each other. 

We wanted to share a quick update: our Facebook and Instagram accounts have been suspended unexpectedly, and we’re not sure why just yet. We know how important these platforms are for staying connected with you, and we’re doing everything we can to get them back up and running.

Since 2015, Toronto Newcomer Day has been connecting organizations, like Kababayan Multicultural Centre, to thousands of newcomers looking for support, community, and someone they can rely on to make settling in Canada much more understandable.