instagramTVO Documentary Nekai Walks
This documentary highlights the resilience and the road to recovery of the then 15 year-old Nekai who was the victim of a drive by shooting.
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A TVO Docs film
'Nekai Walks,' highlights the resilience and the road to recovery of the then 15 year-old Nekai who was the innocent victim of a drive by shooting in Toronto's North West. The documentary also highlights the many programming and services YAAACE provides to children, youth and residence in the community.
Watch on YouTubeSeptember 2026
instagramThis documentary highlights the resilience and the road to recovery of the then 15 year-old Nekai who was the victim of a drive by shooting.
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