KCWA main objectives and constitution
Kenyan Australians are Australian citizens and residents of Kenyan origin and descent. They may be of indigenous African, European, or Indian heritage

OBJECTIVES
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The main objectives for the Kenyan Community are:
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To be a not-for-profit, non-racial and a non-political movement that fosters friendships amongst all Kenyans.
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To promote the interests of members and their associates.
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To acquire and maintain property for the purpose of furthering the welfare of the Kenyan community.
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To bring together members of the Kenyan Community to celebrate the Kenyan day of independence and other national days each year.
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Promote awareness of developments that arise in Kenya from time to time.
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To co-operate and liaise with humanitarian organisations and government bodies on issues that may affect the Kenyan Community of Western Australia.
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To assist Kenyans residing in western Australia who are in crisis situations.
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To serve as a channel for receipt of aid.
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To promote a greater understanding of Kenyans in the wider community
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To bring together Kenyan Groups, for the purpose of fostering cohesion whilst retaining diverse
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To impart knowledge of cultural heritage to the children of members of the Kenyan community, especially Kiswahili language.
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To assist any displaced Kenyan(s) and those in need (without prejudice).
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To help, settle and welcome new Kenyan migrants to Western Australia (without prejudice).
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To be a vehicle and support system through which Kenyans, as individuals, legal entities or groups could meet to cater for the welfare of Kenyans.
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To help members overcome cultural shock.
More information can be found on the KCWA constitution