Afyah Centre’s mission is to empower women through supporting them to develop, enhance and improve their skills through training and mentoring. Afyah Centre Support BAME grassroots women establish, incubate and run microbusiness from home. Afyah Centre’s vision is one of seeing BAME women to become self-sufficient through entrepreneurship, creating change, being creative and innovating.

The Amani Caravan Retreat is a care in the community-based initiative . It is our desire to offer a helping hand, love and support for those people who are dealing with struggles. The Project will offer individuals and families who are experiencing adverse life circumstances, and opportunity to enjoy a short break for respite and relaxing purposes.

We are a voluntary group developing an oral history archive of personal stories from refugees and people seeking asylum in the UK. We will work with a UK university to store the archive, while this website seeks to promote our projects. These include Room at the Inn, which focuses on people with experience of living in asylum hotels.

The Black Heroes Foundation is about developing cultural awareness, promoting a world where Black Heroes are acknowledged, respected and celebrated. A community based charity developing and promoting talent, together with cultural and artistic initiatives in the community focusing on youth, education, training, social up-lifting and personal development. We deliver Black Heroes theatrical and musical events in communities across the UK.

Connecting the British Chinese Community. We are a group of volunteers who organize social & professional networking events for the British Chinese community within the North West.

We are a free resident group who provide 2500 residents on Coate Badbury Park with up to date information about the community.

Culture Healing Communities is a social enterprise in the North East specialised in Community Heritage and Digital for the advancement of peoples and communities. Most of our projects and workshops are free of charge, and address situations like isolation, diversity, racism, inclusion, digital poverty, digital divide, and digital guidance for vulnerable groups, young people, elderly people and communities at risk.

East London Canal Access Network (ELCAN) CIC connects communities with their waterways. Many urban canals suffer from pollution, and their ecology is threatened by invasive species. Meanwhile local people have very limited access to outdoor spaces or activities. ELCAN offers a solution to both these issues by facilitating safe environmental work and offering watersports opportunities and training to hard-to-reach groups.

At Families in Harmony our vision is a world where kinship caregivers are empowered, supported, and celebrated as pillars of strength within their families and communities generally and Black kinship carers particularly. We envision a future where every child in need finds a loving and culturally affirming home within their extended family, preserving their identity and connection to their roots.

The Hillingdon Somali Women’s Group exists to enable women of Somali origin residing in the London Borough of Hillingdon to have safe and fulfilling lives and to realise their full potential.

Empowering communities, especially those from underprivileged and marginalised backgrounds, by providing essential tools to master the mind, body, and soul. We offer four main services across South London: - 1:1 Adult and Youth Mentoring - Football Fridays Youth-Led Youth Club - Mental Health Support Services - Community Empowerment Engagements

To improve and enhance the environment and the quality of life for the community in Ham & Petersham, To promote general charitable purposes, activities, events and projects which may be decided from time to time for the benefit of the community of Ham & Petersham and the surrounding area. Twitter page: https://twitter.com/HamUnitedGroup Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hamunitedgroup

JEMS bridges the gap between the NHS maternity services and the cultural needs of the Jewish Community. This includes liaising with the Manchester Foundation Trust, community midwives, mental health midwifery services, local Rabbis, GPs and therapists. JEMS responds to the varied needs of the community as they arise and is dedicated to creating a joyous, and stress-free journey to parenthood.

Kingston Chinese Association (KCA) represents and provides support to the Chinese Community and promotes Chinese Arts and Culture across the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames.

At The Look at Me Now Project CIC, we are dedicated to empowering young people, preventing exploitation, and creating safer communities. Our organisation focuses on raising awareness and providing essential support to tackle grooming, county lines involvement, knife crime, and gang affiliation.

We are the North Herts African and Caribbean Community Group and we are an umbrella organisation founded in 2020 to support the African, Caribbean, Mixed Race and other Black Community share our culture and heritage with the wider community of North Hertfordshire. We support the community through social prescribing, events, fundraising, celebrations, history lessons, mentoring, personal development and community action.

Pipeline Projects are a community arts space in the heart of Mayfair, run by artists for the community. Pipeline projects is supported and enriched by our outreach to a wide and diverse audience. Reaching many demographics with workshops, conferences, exhibitions and screenings by artists particularly women and historically BAME, Deaf and BSL users, and refugees.

We are an active as a voice in Enfield on behalf of all people from the Horn of Africa, working with council and borough wide agencies to promote awareness of the issues faced by refugees and economic migrants to the UK.

Relevant Partners isa not-for-profit platform dedicated to uniting frontline community organisations to create positive outcomes for young people and their families. Recently, we launched a new initiative called YetiRise focusing on women’s endometriosis.

We are a social enterprise with a strong community focus, delivering education through arts & culture programs and services. This includes natural health and environmental awareness programs and products. We are also a unique, Nubian-led organisation specialising in bespoke, mobile, cultural retreats, events, and well-being facilitation courses.

Tags is a swimming space that was set up to support the transgender and non-binary community to swim in public spaces.

We are a small group of women come together online to share and discuss women specific and other matters and learn new skills, such as language, sewing, art and art therapy, yoga, home gardening, daily walk, parenting tips, etc.