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Welcome to UMOJA!

>> Building strong communities; moving from newcomers to neighbours <<


Umoja Operation Compassion Society of British Columbia is a charitable organization formed in 2002 to work with newcomer immigrants and refugees living in Surrey, BC. Our society seeks to help promote unity, respect, and dignity amongst minority immigrants and refugees

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • 2006

    World Vision

    For participating in Intervention to End Child Poverty.

  • 2008

    Government of British Columbia

    For assisting immigrants and minorities to integrate into Canadian society.

  • 2008

    United Way of the Lower Mainland

    For supporting the community.

  • 2010

    The Surrey Leader

    Wrote about the work of Umoja.

  • 2011

    College of the Rockies

    For accommodating practicum students.

  • 2012

    United Way of the Lower Mainland

    Umoja received the Community Spirit Award.

  • 2012

    Scotia Bank

    For offering excellent services to Refugees and their Families in the Community.
    Umoja has one of the best track records of putting clients and community concerns first.

  • 2014

    City of Surrey

    Umoja was recognized by awarding the President Amos Kambere the 2014 Heart in the City Award of excellence; honoring selfless acts of community service.

  • 2017

    Bhayana Family Foundation Awards

    President Amos Kambere was awarded the Dedication Award from the Bhayana Family Foundation Awards, in partnership with the United Way of the Lower Mainland.

CONTACT US

UMOJA Operation Compassion Society of British Columbia

 #208 – 14888 104 Ave. Surrey, B.C. V3R 1M4 CANADA

 604 581 5574

 778 395 5150

 [email protected]

 

OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday
9am – 4pm

Saturday – Sunday
Closed

OUR MISSION

“To empower immigrants and refugees to successfully integrate into an inclusive Canadian society. Internationally, we support initiatives to improve the quality of life in global communities.”

OUR VISION

“Building strong communities; moving from newcomers to neighbours.”

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