The West Island Black Community Association (WIBCA) is dedicated to extending its programs for the benefit of all, regardless of ethnic origin, color, gender, religion or race, and to be integrated as a vibrant part of society by continuously increasing the participation in our programs to reach more youths, adults and seniors. We seek to relieve loneliness and isolation, educate the public on health issues, various cultures and multiculturalism and operate as drop-in centre for youths, providing counseling, educational and recreational activities in a supervised setting.
The West Island Black Community Association is dedicated to extending its programs for the benefit of all, regardless of ethnic origin, color, gender, religion or race, and to be integrated as a vibrant part of society by continuously… Read More
Learn MoreWIBCA works tirelessly to better community engagement. Click here to find out more about the events WIBCA has hosted and has upcoming!
Learn MoreWIBCA’s Phase 1: The 1st Five Years (1981 – 1986) In the Spring of 1981, Norma Husbands and her good friend Margaret Jolly, the two Founders of WIBCA, were looking for some organized activities for their children, so… Read More
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