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We empower and promote the wellbeing of immigrant and refugees families headed by single parents.
📣 King County Youth—You’re Invited!
Join Ubumwe Youth Empowerment for an inspiring Youth Empowerment and Financial Literacy session with Dr. Wilson Mbugua, a Licensed Financial Professional and Certified Financial Education Instructor.
This session is for youth ages 13–24 who live in King County. Come learn, build confidence, and grow!
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
🕐 1:00–3:00 PM
📍 Renton, WA
The exact location will be shared with parents after registration.
To register your child, contact Divine at +1 (253) 398-6716 or [email protected].
10/04/2026
Thank You, Joshua Walters!
Ubumwe Women Association Services is grateful to Joshua Walters, Executive Director at Student Connection, for his generous donation in support of our youth programs.
Every dollar is at work-helping create meaningful opportunities for young people to learn, grow, build confidence, and connect with their community.
Thank you Joshua for believing in our youth and investing in their future. Together, we can help our young people heal, Learn and thrive!
10/03/2026
Building strong partnerships with community leaders helps our youth learn, grow, and see new possibilities for their future.
Ubumwe Women Association Services is pleased to welcome Dr. Wilson! Thank you for taking the time to speak with our youth, share your wisdom, and encourage them. We’re grateful for your support and look forward to continuing to work together for our community.
10/01/2026
This weekend, we had the joy of sharing a culturally meaningful food with our community:
"African eggplant"
I can’t stop smiling when I think of the mothers’ faces lighting up when they saw it. What a privilege to bring a taste of home to our community!
A big thank-you to Jean, founder of Bahati Farm Organic. As an African immigrant mother, she has turned her passion for growing African foods into a way to serve the community.
By partnering with Bahati Farm, we support a small, immigrant-owned farm while helping provide culturally meaningful food to the community members and families we serve.
We are grateful for the partnership and for the joy we both brings to our community.
When our community comes together, we thrive. 💚
09/29/2026
Access to basic hygiene and household supplies is essential to every family’s health, dignity, and stability. Items like toilet paper, paper towels, laundry soap, and hygiene products may seem small, but when families are struggling to afford them, they can make a real difference, easing financial pressure and helping people feel cared for and supported.❤️
09/20/2026
It was wonderful meeting this young man, Isaac, yesterday at the Immigrant and Refugee Festival.
His mother is a dear friend and sister, as well as one of Ubumwe’s wonderful daughters, advocates, and champions.
It was great meeting you, Isaac! A special
thank-you to your mom for her valuable contributions to Ubumwe and our community. 💛
09/20/2026
It was a privilege and a pleasure to meet Mayor Dana Ralph at the Refugee Festival in Kent. Thank you, Mayor Ralph, for taking a moment to greet us and take a picture with us! It’s always good to see our leaders present, connecting with the community.💙
09/20/2026
Today was another wonderful day with our community! 💙
A heartfelt thank-you to Wid World for Refugee and all its amazing partners for putting this beautiful event together. We enjoyed connecting, sharing resources, and celebrating our diverse community.
09/19/2026
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