Kubana is a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing the whole child — academically, culturally, and holistically — so every immigrant and refugee scholar can learn, lead, and reach their God-given potential.
Kubana works to ensure vulnerable children in conflict-affected areas and immigrant communities have access to quality education, vital healthcare, clean water, sanitation, and proper nutrition.
We serve immigrant and refugee scholars in Kirkland and Seattle, Washington — building safe, welcoming spaces where families can thrive together.
Our three-year roadmap to deepen impact, strengthen community partnerships, and expand our reach across the greater Seattle area.
Grow tutoring programs to reach 1,000+ scholars annually. Launch a digital literacy initiative and college-readiness pathways for high school students.
Develop parent leadership programs, multilingual family resources, and culturally responsive workshops that empower families to advocate for their children.
Partner with clinics and mental health providers to offer holistic wellness support. Expand nutrition and clean water access programs for families in need.
Forge long-term partnerships with school districts, faith communities, and businesses to create sustainable funding and volunteer pipelines for Kubana's work.
Kubana was established in Kirkland, Washington with a mission to support immigrant and refugee scholars in the greater Seattle area.
Launched formal partnerships with Lake Washington and Northshore School Districts, bringing after-school tutoring to 150+ scholars.
Expanded programming to include mental health support, social-emotional learning, and connections to healthcare providers for families.
Celebrated a milestone of serving 500+ children and families across three school districts, with 10+ active community partnerships.
Launched our new three-year strategic plan to reach 1,000+ scholars and deepen our impact across education, health, and family systems.
We are committed to accountability and transparency. Download our annual reports to learn how your support is making a difference.
500+ scholars served. Three school districts. A community united around shared vision and purpose.
Download PDF →Expanded health and wellness programming. New partnerships with World Relief and Kindering.
Download PDF →Launch of the mental health support initiative and family parent leadership workshops.
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