African Cultural Association

About us

The African Cultural Association is registered in 1995 with the Charity Commission as a non-profit making organisation. On the 4th of July 2014 The African Cultural Association was registered with the Charity Commission as a Charity Incorporated Organisation to provide general advice , information guidance and training vulnerable, disadvantaged and unemployed Adult /Families to live independently within the Community in Greater London .
Our services cover advice on income support, housing, immigration, health, bereavement, employment, legal services and education( We give advice, guidance, training and support to the unemployed , lone parents - particularly promoting educational /recreational Activities as well as planning and arranging Courses and Projects for Youth and Adults from 7 years to 70+ years. (We are UK Registered Learning Provider ) . In addition, the Association seeks to promote awareness of different cultures in multicultural Britain.

What the charity does:

General Charitable Purposes
Education/training
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives
Disability
The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty
Arts/culture/heritage/science
Economic/community Development/employment
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity
Recreation
Other Charitable Purposes

Who the charity helps:

Children/young People
Elderly/old People
People Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial Origin
Other Charities Or Voluntary Bodies
The General Public/mankind

How the charity helps:

Provides Services
Provides Advocacy/advice/information
Other Charitable Activities

Where the charity operates:

Throughout London

Services :Through the provision of our services we encourage service users to come together to share their experiences and provide a support network for the community. By doing so, users not only forge friendships and learn from each other, but they also become better equipped to deal with future problems and are more aware of resources available to them.

The African Cultural Association has helped over 350,000+ people from diverse backgrounds to resolve problems and disputes and to help them to better cope with their day-to-day lives. Our service users come from all walks of life and we are proud to be able to offer specialist advice provided by experts in their field.

As part of our commitment to the wider community, we organised women's groups and youth-centered activities on a regular basis, and put together cultural activities during prominent black festivals and events e.g. Black History Month and at the Nottinghill Carnival.

The African Cultural Association is also committed to working with the elderly, people with learning/physical disabilities, and those with mental health issues and special needs.

Why choose us

We are very experience learning provider and majority of our learners our now owning their own businesses, furthering their education and living independently within the community.

ADDRESS: 28 CHURCH END, HENDON, LONDON., United Kingdom