The following findings are from a research study carried out by Afrikindness Research associate. For more information, please contact us via our email at research@afrikindness.org by Dr Vivian Okoye Nov 2, 2023 Disparities in Autism Diagnosis Autism, a neurological condition affecting individuals regardless of their racial background, continues to be a topic of concern due […]
As parents, we all want to help our children make the most of their abilities. One of the best ways to ensure this is by nurturing their talents from a young age.
We often hear stories of child prodigies who excel in music, art, sports, or academics at an early age. A good example is Mozart’s extraordinary musical abilities that manifested early in his life. He played the piano at the age of three and began composing at four. By age 12, he had composed his first opera and performed for royalty.
How to Unlock your Child’s Potential and Nurture their talent. Read More »
Are you a parent, carer, teacher, or guardian of children or young people? Having the right information always will ease the stress of parenting and help you raise kind, curious, and resilient children.
To help you make the most of your parenting journey and relationships, the Afrikindness Parent team has collated some resources – videos, factsheets, information, organizations, etc which might be useful and help parents and carers at home with children and young people.
My favourite childhood memories involved playing in the sand under the sun’s heat with other children in Africa and making things from clay with no worries in the world. Education and religion were priorities for me, as it was for my parents.
My Childhood and theirs! Read More »
We often hear from parents that the preparation for the 11plus examination is often stressful for both the child and the parent.
11th hour to the 11plus examination Read More »
Tackling mental health challenges and crisis of the Black child across continents.
Tackling mental health challenges and crisis of the Black child across continents. Read More »
Three Children in the UK organized a charity walk to raise funds to renovate a school. The sponsored walk which took place on the 4th of January 2020, was completed by our three heroes along with other commendable participants, friends, and family, under freezing weather conditions that would have forced the walk to be abandoned
Charity walk to fundraise for a cause! Read More »
Temi wanted more than just a birthday. He wanted to make an impact having discovered that some schools do not provide free meals for children. He used the donated funds raised from his birthday pledge to provide free school meals to pupils of Destiny Primary School Makoko Slum area. Makoko is one of Africa’s most unique
No free school meals? Why? Read More »
As part of his 10th birthday, Temi also provided food to children and families at Okobaba destitute home. A Community kitchen was set up and over 250 children and adults from Okobaba destitute home had a hot meal. The home popularly known as ‘beggars colony’ provides shelter and succour to the needy, majorly living with
War against hunger! To some, birthday cakes & nutritious food is still a luxury! Read More »
Raziel’s curiosity and community awareness spurred him to act. He pledged his 10th birthday party and fundraised £700 to provide groceries and food packs to over 200 children in charity homes who were considered evil and excluded from their communities in villages of Kiyi and Kaida Nigeria (babies from multiple births, with physical or mental
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