UK Charity Directory

African Enterprise International coordinates funding to numbers of missions throughout Africa. In particular, in 2019, our city-wide evangelistic missions and outreaches, through social action projects and foxfires activities, were conducted across the teams, reaching 1,089,072 people with the gospel of Jesus Christ, with 120,223 people making commitments to Jesus Christ for the first time.

African Enterprise focuses on Aid and Development; Reconciliation and Justice; Leadership Training and Evangelism.

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Fundraising for skill-based training for young adults and women with an emphasis on projects to enable improved opportunities for improved standards of living in areas of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa including Zimbabwe and Tanzania. Illustrated promotional talks in the UK about the charity's work.To promote sustainable ways of living through environmentally and socially sustainable development

Enterprise Support & Job CreationDiaspora & DevelopmentRemittance & Development FinanceSports & Enterprise Development

- Capacity building through teacher support, training and retention- Information exchange and support between the UK and African schools- Provision of material to support learning in African schools- Provision of school support to children from poor families- Contributing to the maintenance of school buildings

-Social gathering to relieve isolation and distress, to discuss issues in the community and find ways forward.-Sports events - coaching young people in the community in football and playing friendly matches.

Caters for the needs of French-Speaking African migrants in London Offers high quality, free, impartial and confidential information, advice and guidance on welfare rights issues and immigration, nationality and asylum matters to all migrantsRuns a befriending service for those in detention centres and hospitalsInterpretation/Translation service

Children and Young People's activities: Supplementary education, Homework Club, Sports, Recreational activitiesAdults and families' activities: Employability, Befriending, Sport, Entertainment, Outreach, holiday schemes Networking and Public Events in the communityInternational Development: supporting projects in some third world countriesIncome generation to be reinvested in the charity.

Education: ESOL sessions; After school education; Sportive and recreational activities; Volunteer Schemes; Trainings; Seminars; Anti-Social Behaviour workshops; Interpreting and Translation, Counselling and Advocacy services; Medical/Health/Sickness and Disability information; Relief of Poverty; Housing/Accommodation; Arts/Culture; Economic/Community development/Employment;Acts as resource body

information and guidance on education, training and employment, basic IT/computer skills training, workshops, supplementary school, sports club, volunteering opportunities, referrals to specialised organisations/agencies, international programmes.

To advance education, including (without limitation) by identifying, teaching mentoring and developing highly gifted African children and young people and advancing the education of the gifted generally. The aim is to set a benchmark for gifted education and deliver high quality gifted educational opportunities in cooperation with leading African universities and international partners.

Raising and distributing UK funds to support peace-building work in East Africa: for example work to minimise conflict in refugee camps, work to support vulnerable teenagers in Rwanda, work to build mutual acceptance between herders of different ethnicities across the borders of Kenya and Somalia, vocational support for young people in Uganda.

*To advance the health and wellbeing of Africans living in the UK*To influence policy and practice relating to the health and wellbeing of Africans in the UK*To influence policy and practice on wider determinants that impact on the health and wellbeing of Africans in the UK*To influence, promote and provide training, support, research and information for African communities in the UK

The African Health Forum is a vibrant and dynamic umbrella body that promotes better health outcomes for African communities across London. Activities include Community mobilisation; information, community health events and capacity building initiatives; AHF promotes shared service provision and signposting; effective partnerships and networking leading to greater health awareness

Create awareness of and fund raise for Rose Ananse Memorial Hospice Care in Kumasi, Ghana who provide Palliative and Emotional education awareness and support to the local community

African Hospital Libraries sets up and supports health information library services in Sierra Leone. We select and ship high quality and context-relevant books and educational resources. We implement a standard system of library membership and borrowing. The libraries are free to join. We employ local library staff to manage the services. We work in partnership with local stakeholders.

The advancement of the Christian faith through theological education and research and the publication and dissemination of material suitable for evangelism and training for the benefit of the people of Africa

We are preparing our report and accounts for submission

Providing information, advice and referral services of people facing barriers to integration especially minority ethnic including people of African origin in areas such as housing, employment, income support and education.Providing advocacy services, guidance and support.

Religious ActivitiesSports & Cultural Activities

Grants for the 2017-2018 financial year were made to support projects in Kenya

Its objects are to advance the education of the general public by promoting leadership and the training of effective leaders in Africa and in particular to encourage and support individuals in Africa who are or wish to be in positions of leadership to learn and develop their skills and to promote research into leadership and the public disseminationof the useful results thereon.

Fundraising for the relief of leprosy.