Wakati Wa Kafrika (WWK) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing socioeconomic challenges faced by vulnerable individuals and families. Their mission is to respond to these challenges through collaborative efforts and community engagement. They raise financial resources and in-kind donations to provide vital assistance, improve livelihoods, and foster sustainable development. WWK particularly focuses on empowering vulnerable Afro-Canadian groups including women, the elderly, and young children.

Geographically, Wakati Wa Kafrika operates primarily in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with a broader focus on serving the Afro-Canadian community across Canada. Their office is located at 323 4th Ave S, Saskatoon, SK. The organization works to create positive change in both Canadian and African communities. They engage with local authorities and community partners in Saskatoon, as evidenced by their collaboration with the Saskatoon Police Service.

WWK offers a diverse range of programs and services. Their educational activities include seminars and workshops on African history. Cultural activities celebrate diversity and showcase vibrant traditions for African students, adults, families, and children. They provide supportive activities for newcomers, resource mobilization through collecting furniture and household items, and act as a local social institution for grieving families. Additionally, WWK participates in need-based sponsorship of immigrants from refugee camps in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.