Loren Balisky co-founded and serves as Acting Executive Director for Kinbrace, British Columbias longest-serving housing and support provider for refugee claimants. He is dedicated to promoting the total wellbeing of people seeking protection in Canada and holds a Master of Divinity from Regent College, underscoring his deep commitment to his work.
Outside of his professional capacity, Loren is an active community participant who engages in fundraising events like the "Ride for Refuge. " He is a vocal supporter of other local non-profits, such as Flavours of Hope, which assists newcomer women in starting their own food businesses, reflecting his passion for social justice and empowerment.
For nearly two decades, Loren and his family lived within the Kinbrace housing community alongside the refugee claimants they support.
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