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Free NREC Hate Crime online training – Monday 10 November, 6-7pm. Support, referral and reporting guidance.
Most of the families we support have “No Recourse to Public Funding” (NRPF).
Through our food bank project we are able to support them with fresh and cooked meals. This brings a lot of smiles to the faces of many families.
We partner with other organisations in various humanitarian projects to help families through giving food vouchers, and winter clothing vouchers in West Northamptonshire.
We extend our hands of love to families, give them hope and make them feel welcomed in the society.
(02/05/26) It was that Saturday night spirit and feeling at the Community Centre. Great to see everybody especially the esteemed birthday party celebrants, and community luminaries. Some after so-long-no- see. The Mancunians – all the way from up-North. Someone came hot off the airport. With her refreshingly magic smile and zeitgeist (spirit of the moment). Place was fullof the spirit of celebration, sharing and revival.
M., in charge of the sound track, made it easy for the ensemble of the enchanting dancing queens to take to the floor turning it into a runway – with such relish and confidence, winningly creating the mood.
Simply put, we now know what the Namibians are made of. Dancing with finesse and alacrity. Memories, Memories!
To all the BD celebrants, we wish you a bright, blessed and premium future. So, Onwards, Upwards and Forward you go.
In reviewing the month of April, we would like to highlight that on 25th April, the United African Association officially took the first step in launching our much-anticipated 5-a-side league.
The atmosphere quickly came alive as players gathered, connected, and stepped onto the pitch with enthusiasm. The game was filled with energy, teamwork, and moments of real enjoyment, showcasing the strong community spirit that UAA continues to build. It was inspiring to see everyone come together, support one another, and embrace the vision of what this league can grow into.
We have been working with Justine Horrocks, Community Development Coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Society in Northamptonshire, who has been engaging with underrepresented communities to improve access to dementia support. She delivered an online awareness session and also joined us in person, supporting our food bank and connecting directly with the community—helping to build trust and meaningful relationships.
We have been working with Justine Horrocks, Community Development Coordinator for the Alzheimer’s Society in Northamptonshire, who has been engaging with underrepresented communities to improve access to dementia support. She delivered an online awareness session and also joined us in person, supporting our food bank and connecting directly with the community—helping to build trust and meaningful relationships.
Thanks to support from West Northamptonshire Council’s UKSPF funding, UAA’s IT & Job Club helped a mother of two recover from homelessness, gain essential digital and employability skills, and secure stable work and housing.
Source: West Northamptonshire Council — Read full story
United African Association is proud to support the Northamptonshire Rights and Equality Council (NREC) in promoting awareness around hate crimes and incidents. This resource helps communities understand what constitutes a hate crime, its impact, and how to access support.
We encourage everyone to read and share this guide to help create a more inclusive and supportive community across Northamptonshire.
Download PDFSource: Northamptonshire Rights and Equality Council – Visit Website
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