KCWA Family and Social Services provide information on health services to help immigrants to easily access health services provided by the mainstream health care system. Also, we educate immigrants and the public on personal health care issues by providing workshops, seminars, and meetings and by collecting and disseminating information on that topic. In addition, we provide support for immigrants affected by debilitating diseases, illnesses and conditions by offering education and counselling and by establishing mutual support groups.

KCWA has successfuly completed a two year Breast Cancer Awareness Project funded by the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Ontario Chapter.

We believe that maintaining good health is a underlying condition for a successful settlement experience.

	Breast Cancer Awareness Project With the finanical support of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Partnered with the Joy Luck Project - Breast Health: Making the best choices video in Korean Provided Breast Health Workshops Breast Health - For Early Detection and Prevention Breast cancer Dignosis and Treatment Guide for Korean Immigrant Women Stories of Korean Immigrant Breast Cancer Survivors Introduction to the Ontario Breast Screening Program
	Cervical Cancer Seminar Partnered with the Toronto Public Health Introduction to Pap test
	Health Information Depression West Nile Virus Flu Information Immunization Information Parenting Information