- + 1 (206) 886-1707
- admin@congoleseunited.org
- 515 W Harrison St Kent WA 98032
The College Success Foundation is pleased to partner with the Congolese United Foundation to support strategies to increase FAFSA completion and college enrollment for 2024 high school graduates in Washington.
Introduction
The Congolese United Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, focuses on empowering Congolese and African communities. Our mission includes bridging health disparity gaps, promoting social integration, and enhancing well-being. We also strive to improve global health through participatory research and program implementation
Our primary goal is to foster the social integration of Congolese and African communities in the United States. Social integration entails helping Congolese and African immigrants access the necessary resources, support systems, and opportunities to become active and engaged members of their new communities
Our primary goal is to foster the social integration of Congolese and African communities in the United States.
We strive to address language barriers by providing language training programs focusing on English proficiency and cultural competence.
Our nonprofit organization aims to provide access to educational opportunities, vocational training programs, and mentoring to facilitate their integration into the workforce.
Navigating the legal system and understanding one’s rights can be challenging for immigrants. Our organization aims to provide legal assistance and advocacy support to ensure Congolese and African immigrants receive fair treatment
Health disparities among immigrants are significant concerns that require special attention. We are committed to bridging Congolese and African immigrants’ health gaps by providing culturally sensitive healthcare services
Many Congolese immigrants have experienced traumatic events during their journey and have been exposed to severe violence and displacement. We prioritize mental health support services to help immigrants overcome their trauma
The Congolese United Foundation is committed to advancing environmental protection and sustainability as a cornerstone of our mission.
Promoting participatory research and program implementation is a cornerstone of our organizational philosophy. At the heart of this commitment is the belief that involving communities in the research process and the implementation of programs leads to more effective, culturally responsive, and sustainable outcomes.
Establishing robust community connections is vital for sustainable change. We engage Congolese and African communities through various initiatives, such as community forums, support groups, and leadership development programs. These platforms promote dialogue, active participation, and a sense of belonging, strengthening community networks. This empowerment encourages individuals to assert their health rights and advocate for their needs.
Education
We provide English language classes, cultural orientation workshops, and mentorship programs to enhance immigrants’ language skills…
Legal Assistance
We work closely with policymakers, government agencies, and community partners to raise awareness about disparities …
Healthcare
We collaborate with healthcare providers, clinics, and mental health professionals…
Research
Through collaboration with Congolese and African communities directly impacted by health disparities, we ensure that our interventions are tailored to their unique needs, cultural contexts, and aspirations…
+ 1 (206) 886-1707
Kent, WA, 98032, USA
The Congolese Health Board (CHB) is an administrative entity formed by Congolese health professionals and volunteers concerned about the health disparities disproportionately affecting Congolese immigrants and refugees in the United States
Founder
Founder and Executive Director of the Congolese Health
Board, Jean-Jacques earned his Medical Degree at the
University of Kinshasa School of Medicine and his master’s
degree in public health at the University of Washington. He
manages the team to help support the Congolese community’s
health goals.
Board Member
Board member of the Congolese Health Board, Sabrina, graduated from the University of
Washington School of Public Health with a focus on Global Health. She brings extensive field
experience working with diverse marginalized communities in Washington State.
Board Member
Board member of the Congolese Health Board, Bankayor
graduated from the University of Kinshasa School of Medicine
and holds a Master of Public Health from Georges Washington
University, Milken School of Public Health, focusing on
Global Health. He brings extensive field experience working
in different low-income settings throughout Africa.
Board Member
Board member of the Congolese Health Board, Lydia graduated from the University of
Kinshasa School of Medicine and is now working on her Master of Public Health, focusing on
Global Health. She brings extensive field experience working with diverse marginalized
communities in low-income settings.
515 W Harrison Street, Kent, WA, 98032, United States of America