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 disabilities, babies whose mothers died during childbirth etc are considered evil and are killed) – the term is called Infanticide. Thank you to all donors!

Afrikindness Receives Leeds Community Foundation Grant to Tackle Digital Exclusion in Leeds Communities
We are thrilled to announce that Afrikindness has received funding from Leeds Community Foundation to deliver a 3-year Digital Inclusion