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.  

KMC is recognizing the Ontario Trillium Foundation for funding its newly renovated community space. Join us on June 16 for this special event.

On May 29, Kababayan Multicultural Centre (KMC), in partnership with Agincourt Community Services Association, hosted a Backpack Program, offering newcomer families not only school essentials but also a sense of welcome and relief, leaving students feeling supported for the year ahead.

Discover how Ana Labasug’s 16 years of volunteering at Kababayan Multicultural Centre helped her turn Canada into a true home. Her inspiring journey shows the power of community, compassion, and commitment.

Learn about your legal rights when interacting with police in Canada, including what to do if you're arrested, how to get legal help, and how criminal charges can affect your immigration status.

A vibrant two-day summit where immigrant youth embraced identity, connected with peers, and found belonging through workshops, stories, and community support.

Understand your employment rights in Canada, from minimum wage and breaks to workplace safety and legal resources for support.

Our Queen Street office has been renovated! With the help of an OTF grant, we now have a more welcoming space for community members.