Black Youth Space
Kujenga Wellness Project, Nicole Perryman collaborated with the Black Youth Space to support their parent session. The sessions were geared to supporting parents with their role, seeking supports, and ensuring they invest in their wellness and health.
Black Youth Space is hosted by the Urban Alliance on Race Relations. The Urban Alliance on Race Relations is a non-profit charitable organization that works primarily and proactively with the community, public and private sectors to provide educational programs and research, which are critical in addressing racism in society (see website for further details).
The Black Youth Space is working on nine projects currently to support the community. To learn more see: Urban Alliance Projects.
Black Youth Space: Kujenga Wellness Project (Parent Session Videos)
Black Youth Services: Black Moms and Self-Care
Black Youth Space: Black Family Wellness
Kujenga Builds Families
Kujenga is a Black-led grassroots project designed to initiate supportive community resources for children, youth, adults and families in Durham Region. We strive to build our community foundation, promote holistic teaching and education, and promote mental wellness and healing from trauma. We support families with holistic teaching (educational workshops), support groups and counselling to promote healing, and building community through navigation systems and family outreach support. Connect with us.
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