Purpose: Parent

Neurodiversity

Afrikindness Hosts Global Webinar Driving Action on Neuro-Inclusive Engagement during Neurodiversity Celebration Week

To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Afrikindness hosted a powerful and timely webinar titled “From Intent to Impact: Removing Barriers to Neuro-Inclusive Engagement.” The session brought together over 120 participants from across four continents, including representatives from local authorities, government, education, businesses, and the voluntary sector.

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Afrikindness Digital Inclusion Training
Digital Inclusion and Welfare

Digital Inclusion Training Empowers Over 30 Parents Through Leeds Community Foundation Qfutures Fund, and 100% Digital Leeds Partnership

Afrikindness is proud to share the ongoing success of our Digital Inclusion Training Programme, generously sponsored by Leeds Community Foundation through the QFutures Community Fund, delivered in partnership with 100% Digital Leeds. This five-module programme is designed to empower parents with the digital skills they need to thrive—from basic digital literacy to becoming confident, independent, and digitally skilled users.

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Supporting Families Through the Household Support Fund from Forum Central
Digital Inclusion and Welfare

Supporting Families Through the Household Support Fund from Forum Central

Afrikindness is proud to have supported over 85 families through the Household Support Fund (HSF) – a Central Government initiative administered by Forum Central. With a grant of £5,000, we were able to provide essential welfare support (£50 food vouchers) to families in our network, particularly those facing financial hardship and multiple vulnerabilities.

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Community Empowerment Programme

Celebrating the Heart of Change: Afrikindness Community Leaders Recognised for Their Commitment By The Lord Mayor of Leeds

Nine months into the Community Empowerment Programme, a heartfelt celebration was held to recognise the remarkable leaders working behind the scenes to drive real change across Leeds’ diverse communities. These leaders have shown unwavering commitment—coaching parents, mentoring young people, facilitating training sessions, and serving as a crucial link between services and families.

From churches to community groups, schools to living rooms, they’ve taken the training they received and transformed it into action. Action that builds trust, addresses inequality, and strengthens protective factors for children and families.

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