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Relief of hardship, education, religious activities, healthcare among poor and disadvantaged in Tanzania and other parts of Africa.

PROVIDING IMPARTIAL AND CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE & GUIDANCE, INFORMATION-EDUCATION-TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT-COMPUTER TRAINING. OFFERING LIFE SKILLS-ENGLISH TRAINING-SKILLS FOR CARE-INTERPERSONAL/EMPLOYABILITY, AND DIGITAL SKILLS. RUNNING SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSES TO HELP YOUTHS IMPROVE THEIR SCHOOL RESULTS, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES TO CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIOUR AND STEER AWAY FROM GANG AND DRUG-RELATED CRIMES

The charity is active and we are helping vulnerable people in UK and Somalia.

ASAP empowers proactive women and youth in marginalised, rural South African communities to sustainably alleviate poverty by meeting the basic human needs of orphans and vulnerable children, developing community based organisations, training in financial literacy, developing enterprising food gardens and ending gender-based violence through activism, access to justice and victim support.

The Association was active in holding its conference in Birmingham in 2018 - attracting 800 delegates - its largest to date. The organisation was also closely involved with the British Academy, supporting Writing Workshops in a range of locations including Accra, Lagos, Luanda, Nairobi, and Lalibela.

A.S.P.C main activities: 1) Drop in information and advice sessions, advice and guidance on education, employment and training; options, legal advice on welfare benefits, housing to general help level, health workshops for African young refugees and asylum seekers. 2) Translation and interpreting service for local authorities and other statutory and voluntary sector agencies.

The AfTA exists to advance research and education in the study and practice of African theatre and performance by 1). providing a regular forum for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas, knowledge and information; 2). publishing and disseminating research and information on African theatre and performance 3). providing information on African theatre and performance to the wider public.

African United Society's activities, includes celebrating black history month every year in an around the month of October, in collaboration with our sister charitable or community organisations in Wakefield and its surroundings.We do organised our own events once or twice every year which is open to the general public, especially people who are isolated or may be Vulnerable to the system.

our objects are to relieve poverty, hardship and distress of African Refugee and migrant resident in the United Kingdom exclusively by the provision of regarding their educational, training employment needs as well as advice on health matters, housing, immigration, interpreting/translating and advocacy.

working in the area known as Ekudzeni, Swaziland to provide support and relief of financial hardship to orphan's and vulnerable children through projects including, but not limited to,- pre school and primary education, feeding, livestock and agricultural projects, provision of emergency accommodation, using sport as a tool for change/HIV awareness.

Our aim is to help improve the quality of life of both adults and children in rural Uganda. Working as a humanitarian, community based organisation, we have delivered a number of sustainable community projects including building a school hostel for girls, a large community centre and supporting women's groups and educating students through sponsors, along with livelihood projects for young people.

Supports isolated individuals and families through Outreach, Counselling, Advocacy and Referrals. We Promote youth inclusion, understand diverse cultures and Promote volunteering within the community . Well-being and Budgeting,Culture understanding, Networking .Supporting Depressed and struggling families. Sign-posting. Immigration Advice referrals. Food Bank.

Advancement of children and adult education. Promotion of racial harmony. Preservation and protection of people's health, particularly the health of elderly people. Assisting the police to reduce crime.

Promote the conservation of endangered African Wild Dogs and other vulnerable large carnivores in Zimbabwe and neighbouring territories, for the public benefit. To advance the education of the public in particular, but not exclusively, in South East Zimbabwe in ways which include providing facilities for education in schools, and awarding scholarships to enable students to access education.

The African Wildlife Foundation is an Africa focused conservation organisation protecting wildlife and their habitats as essential to a modern and prosperous Africa. We articulate a unique vision of African-led conservation that sees conservation and development go hand in hand

Supplementary education and Study Support Classes - Providing English and Maths Support (Key Stage 1 to 4) according to the National CurriculumProviding Literacy and Numeracy Support to children and young people to help achieve the National Literacy Standards.Providing ICT vocational training, employment (job search support)Promoting Community Cohesion - Cultural events, functions,

AWEF empowerment process seek to give African Women, Refugees and Asylum Seekers and their children the power of making decisions on their own, through having access to information and resources that will enhance them in making proper decision, grant them options from which they can make choices for themselves, then having the abilities to exercise assertiveness within collective decision-making .

Day activities (social, health, educational) for Women, Lone ParentsSupplementary Education Classes, study support, homework club for children and young peopleEmployment Support - CV writing, job search supportHealth promotional activities, information sessions and workshop eventsCultural and Heritage Programme

Advice & Support.(2) Empowering asylum-seeking and refugee women to take platforms to speak directly about their experiences (3) To promote volunteering as an opportunity for all young people whatever their personal circumstances. (4)Training for employment and relief from poverty and distress.(5) ESOL, English for Speakers of Other Languages (6) After School Club to Support refugee children.

AWC provides advice, information, advocacy, mentoring, training and support services to BME women, young girls and families including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.

Training for African women and children in ESL, cookery, Arabic language, IT and personal health matters. There is a homework class for schoolchildren on Sundays. Advice, information and language support on personal health and related matters given to women and support in contacting schools in respect of their children's education and further development.

THE CHARITY WORKS TO EMPOWER AFRICAN WOMEN IN ORDER TO TACKLE POVERTY, ILL HEALTH AND TRAUMA. THIS IS DONE THROUGH PROVISION OF TRAINING, ADVICE, COUNSELLING, MEDIATION AND ADVOCACY.

The Charity provides facilities and training to assist and support women (especially African women) to achieve their full potentials in their various fields of endeavour.There have been no changes in the charity's objectives since the last annual Return

We work with the most disadvantaged Women & Children in Uganda & Kenya. Most of our work is in the cities and mostly in the slum areas. We try to Empower Women through self-help assistance projects. Since 2016 we have been concentrating on the rescue and rehabilitation of street orphans, girls and boys in the city of Kampala in Uganda. We provide a safe family style home food and education.