What is Calgary Kurjock Foundation (CKF)?
Kurjock is a Sudanese term which means healing and forgiveness. It was first used by the Sudanese prophet Kulang Ket during times of war and grief. Kurjock was said to bring well-being to the people and promises peace.
Calgary Kurjock Foundation a community and family development association serving refugees, war survivors, former child soldiers, and families who have experienced hardships, loss, trauma, and incarceration. Resources offered include social and economic education and development planning support, social service and networking awareness, mentorship, and peer support. CKF works alongside individuals to enhance a sense of well-being, connection, healing, and forgiveness.
Our Vision
Our vision is to encourage and support resilience and flourish among refugees, war survivors, former child soldiers, and their families and communities by utilizing a trauma informed and strength-based approach.
Our Mission
Assist Resilient refugees, war survivors, former child soldiers and families thriving with supports for their mental health and welfare.
Our Values
At Calgary Kurjock Foundation, we believe that healing occurs through relationships founded on honesty, respect, and self-awareness. We thrive to create a safe space to promote compassion, mutual humanity, and understanding. Our values are based on the community that ultimately, we are each other’s keepers; we will therefore celebrate and practice inclusive diversity.
More Coming Soon
For more details contact Chatim at 587-839-6216.