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We Dare to Because We Can Achieve Together

Our mission is to empower the marginalized in our community, give voice to the voiceless, hope to the despondent and light out obscure areas. With our art, culture, and literature we are empowering one feat at a time. To Conquer. We Conquer. Together

Your Funding
Will Help Us Achieve

More women empowerment.

Equal space and opportunity for visible minorities.

Learning platform for children.

Opportunity for inclusion and diversity.

Provision of resources for marginalised and vulnerable such as low-income earners and visible minorities.

Financial empowerment to all Canadian children and vulnerable adults.

You Can Help Us
Make a Change

To support the works we do, you can make a donation via paypal (you can use either a debit or credit card) by clicking the donate button below. To send an e-transfer please send your donation to info@tclifoundation.ca

Your Donation Will Assist Us With Our Projects

Sisterhood Program is to help create a safe space for African immigrants towards independence, inclusion, and empowerment.

Providing support for women through financial empowerment programmes, training sessions, networks, skillset towards independence and interdependence.

Digital platform towards promotion of objects on visible minorities and vulnerable sectors.

Financial literacy for children and newcomers.

Digital library towards education and social development.

Together We Can
Make a Difference

Hear what previous participants have to say about partaking in our activities and programs.

Nadege

Joining the sisterhood platform has impacted me positively. The activities and programs designed are purpose driven to provide support to immigrants of which I am one. They also make necessary resources available which helps in building us. I learnt about vision boards from this platform which is a great tool in setting and accomplishing goals. The most recent program I benefited from is the conversation session that held in celebration of the Black History month in Canada. These sessions focused on Bridging Racial gaps and Bridging Gender gaps and what Men have to say. This particularly widened my knowledge because I am not only a black Immigrant but a black female immigrant who faces a number of discrimination. Thus need to know how to react to such and in the right way. My message to those looking for support system will be to look for a platform or environment that seek to promote and encourage positivity and growth mindset like the sisterhood so as to overcome whatever challenge that arises.

Omo

The Sisterhood platform has been of immense help - I got a laptop when I needed one, a network of sisters where you share ideas, rub minds and grow together. Sisterhood also has many more benefits that I am yet to tap into. I have invited my friends to join and they have also invited theirs. I have also benefited from the various sessions we have had on mental health, career, tax information, vision board etc. If you need a support system - Sisterhood is the place

Ijeoma

As a new immigrant, it was quite difficult getting my first job in Canada and finding like-minded people to network and interact with, and to learn more about my field, which made settling down in Canada challenging. Thanks to sisterhood accountability partner initiative, I was paired with a partner who encouraged me and helped me take good career decisions. As a result, I was able to transition a certification I previously had in Nigeria to a Canada equivalent to increase my employability. Also through sisterhood, I have been able to benefit from different sessions, such as learning how the Canada tax system works and other topics like managing stress and work life balance . To other sisters out there, information is king in Canada. Leverage on platforms like sisterhood for networking and to also meet strong, like minded women who are always willing to share and help out.

Kemi

The TCLI platform enables me to connect with Alicia (a speaker on one of the TCLI event), who spoke about making tough choices between family and career. I reached out to her and we have been friends since then. She is always willing to share her opinion, render assistance and generally giving moral and emotional support. I want to encourage others to reach out to anyone you think might be of help to you. You might not get a positive response all the time but keep at it. Be open minded, be positive. There are people who have passed through whatever you might be going through. Run your thoughts by them, reach out for support, maintain a work life balance, drink lots of water and just have fun

Philip Culture Awareness Program

Enjoyed all aspects of the cultural awareness especially the social interaction. Cultural diversity was aspect that stood up the most. The experience in general was nice My message to those looking for support system will be to look for a platform or environment that seek to promote and encourage positivity and growth mindset like the sisterhood so as to overcome whatever challenge that arises.

Iamba Culture Awareness Program

Enjoyed the culture awareness and different diverse cultureIf you need a support system - Sisterhood is the place

Amanda Culture Awareness Program

I liked when Participants were sharing things about their culture

Susan Culture Awareness Program

I enjoyed most of the program. I think the session about credits stood up the most.

Ariana Culture Awareness Program

I enjoyed the Interaction in the program.

Joy Culture Awareness Program

I mostly enjoyed the session about credit card exchange I think it was the one stood up the most.

Tosin Food Program

The quantity and quality of the food is good. I appreciate the activities of TCLI foundation. Good quality. The food drive is good and timely

Funmilayo Food Program

My experience was great. The lady who attended to me was kind.

Aarinola Food Program

The address of the pickup was easy to locate. All the food items given were useful and the person in charge of the pickup attended to me in a friendly and polite way.

Adebola (Parent) Summer Camp

It was free and it have values I would love to expose my child to.

Bunmi (Parent) Summer Camp

I liked the fact that it was free, and it had values I loved to expose my children to.

Ngozi (Parent) Summer Camp

It helped my kid to be busy during this summer and learn something from the community.

Dayo (Parent) Summer Camp

I choose the summer camp to keep my kids engaged academically while having fun during summer

Efe (Parent) Summer Camp

I chose this summer program because I wanted to engage my children and give them the opportunity to explore something different, have fun and meet new friends.

Ebunoluwa (Participant) Summer Camp

I loved the spray park. I learnt about cavities. My best part of the program was reading on the E-library

Dara (Participant) Summer Camp

I made new friends. I learnt about the tooth. My best part was drawing.

Mckayla (Participant) Summer Camp

I made new friends. We had snacks and drinks on Saturday. I learnt how to read better. My best time was play time and exercise sessions.

Semilore (Participant) Summer Camp

I loved the spray park. I loved the exercise sessions.

Esosa (Participant) Summer Camp

I made new friends, I learnt about good manners.