A focused overview of who we are, what we do, and how we stay accountable.
Our work focuses on advice, advocacy, safeguarding support, and referrals to legal, housing, and counselling services.
We are especially committed to immigrant women and families who face barriers to protection, justice, and long-term stability.
To promote inclusion and belonging by creating safe, welcoming opportunities for African and Black women to participate in community life and develop stronger connections within Northern Ireland.
To build positive relationships across communities by bringing African women together with people from different cultural and community backgrounds through shared activities, dialogue and community engagement.
To increase understanding and respect for cultural diversity by creating opportunities to share cultures, experiences and perspectives, while challenging misconceptions, stereotypes and racism.
To reduce isolation and barriers to participation by supporting women who experience cultural, language, social or financial barriers to access community services, activities and networks.
To develop confidence, leadership and volunteering among African and Black women, enabling participants to take an active role in community activities and contribute to local decision-making and community life.
To strengthen community cooperation and referral networks by developing relationships with local organisations, services and community groups, increasing opportunities for women to access support and participate more fully in wider society.
To contribute to a more connected and respectful Northern Ireland by demonstrating practical approaches to intercultural engagement, equality, participation and good relations.