MEET COACH KAMSHUKA

Ugandan born Queen, Kamshuka is a triumphant survivor, a war child survivor of the Ugandan civil war and the 1990 Gulf War. Kamshuka's journey is one of resilience, marked by her survival of profound childhood traumas, including sexual, emotional, and mental struggles. Overcoming the darkest depths of despair, she transformed into a beacon of strength and empowerment—a true Warrior.

Now, as a mother of four and a devoted life partner of two decades, Kamshuka's story has evolved into one of inspiration and empowerment. She's not just a survivor; she's a leader in the realms of wellness and personal growth.

Kamshuka's literary contributions stand as testaments to her journey. With books like "Becoming Warrior," "The Upgrade," and her co-authorship in "GirlPower Uncensored," she invites readers into the transformative power of healing and self-discovery. Her message transcends borders, as she travels the globe, sharing her wisdom and teaching others how to navigate their emotions and master their minds.

Media outlets have taken notice of Kamshuka's profound impact, featuring her in esteemed publications such as Soulful Image, Shoutout Atlanta, Voyage LA, and Voyage ATL. She challenges conventional thinking, urging her audience to examine the quality of their thoughts and fostering spaces for profound soul connections.

Amidst the challenges of the pandemic, Kamshuka's dedication to her mission shone bright, earning her the title of "Accomplished Black Canadian Woman of 2020." Her focus remains steadfast on mindfulness and wellness, serving as a certified practitioner and coach, empowering others to transform pain into purpose and fear into fuel.

Kamshuka's influence extends beyond borders and across continents. Recognized as a trailblazer in Canada's history-making women, she's also revered in her homeland of Uganda, honored as an Empowered Woman of Power by NTV, Uganda's national network. Her advocacy against human trafficking echoes globally, as she courageously rescues women from the clutches of sex slavery in Kolkata, India.

An award-winning entrepreneur and community leader for over 18 years, Kamshuka's impact is felt far and wide. Her commitment to youth and community leadership has earned her numerous accolades, further solidifying her legacy of service and empowerment.

Recently, Kamshuka's contributions were honored by Shifter magazine during Women's History Month, recognizing her as an "Outstanding Black Woman" in 2023. She continues to be a beacon of diversity and influence, nominated for the prestigious "Influencer Award" by Afropolitan Canada for the Woman of Diversity 2023 Summit.