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‘They're always happy coming here and experiencing something different,' Valid Dreams Foundation brings connection to Kamloops’ multicultural community
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‘They're always happy coming here and experiencing something different,' Valid Dreams Foundation brings connection to Kamloops’ multicultural community
Black History Month Kizomba Workshop hosted by Valid Dreams Foundation in Kelowna. Photo by Valid Dreams Foundation Kamloops (Tk’emlúps) is home to a growing multicultural community, with 10.8 per cent of the population identifying as a visible minority according to the 2021 census. To help folks from all over the world settle in Kamloops, the non-profit organization Valid Dreams Foundation is supporting and celebrating newcomers through events,…
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