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Early last month F4KIDZ African Dance group performed their first public event at Missouri History museum. The group had also an opportunity to tour the museum and learn about civil right movement. It was also interesting to hear them share how they compare their school lives in Kenya and in USA.  V4A takes it very […]

The 4th annual V4A fundraiser dinner took place on October 21st and was once again a huge success. We had more than 300 people in attendance from different nationalities and diverse background. This year event turned out to be most entertaining, inclusive and very organized event. V4A board and the entire staff would like to

V4A mentorship program equips immigrant and refugee youth with necessary life and social skills to be successful and a positive influence in their home, school, and community. The goal of this program is to establish an informal trusting relationship between adult volunteers and high school or college students that is mutually beneficial with accountability and

Most immigrants and refugees students struggle adapting the American education system and it becomes even worse when the teacher is not well equipped to work with student from different cultural background. Some of the  students  don’t pay attention to prepare for their ACT exams and as a result they end up with very low ACT