Afrikindness is delighted to celebrate the successful completion of its three-week
Mindfulness and Mental Health Programme, designed to support the emotional wellbeing,
confidence and resilience of young people.
Afrikindness, through its flagship initiative Africa Awareness Week, is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Teen Writing Competition, themed “Hidden Figures: The Untold Stories of Black Women & Men in History.”
Afrikindness is proud to share that its Youth Ambassadors, as part of the Youth Mentoring Programme, recently took part in the West Yorkshire Mayor’s Question Time held in March 2026 at Wakefield College, ensuring that young people’s voices were directly represented in regional civic discussions.
The Leeds community came together on Monday for a significant cause: raising awareness about mental health and autism sponsored by Leeds Community Foundation and Sir George Martin Trust.
The event, organised by Afrikindness, featured a 10km Walk for Mental Health followed by a Kids’ Bake Sale Fundraiser, and it was a resounding success.
This summer, Afrikindness orchestrated a symphony of positivity with the Summer of Kindness Challenge 2023, engaging children and young people in an enriching blend of activities during their summer break.
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