It was a pleasure to meet Charles from GEN3BLOCK to discuss how the United African Association can further develop its AI readiness and digital skills. Charles was a great communicator and very helpful in explaining how artificial intelligence could support our organisation, improve the way we work and strengthen the services we provide to our…

Today, once again, we visited our community allotment, where we watered the plants and did some weeding. It is such a calm, peaceful and quiet place. Spending time outdoors, surrounded by nature, can help us take a break from our problems and worries. I really enjoyed it! A big thank you to Benson, Nathan and…

Today was a great day at our allotment, with plenty of watering and care for our growing crops. A big thank you to Dominic and Shadya for their help. The allotment is looking much better now! We are currently growing potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkins, cucumbers, sugar cane and African pumpkins. With the warm weather, we need…

It was great to see UAA represented at Kenyans in the Park in Northampton. Our trustee, David Kinuthia, was there promoting our services and had the opportunity to meet the Mayor of Northampton. A big thank you to David for representing UAA and supporting our work in the community.

On 20/07/26, we gave trainers to some of our members who have been regularly taking part in the UAA Community Walks. Our walking project encourages people to become more active, improve their physical and mental wellbeing, reduce isolation and meet others in a friendly and welcoming environment. The trainers were provided as part of the…

Today 21/07/26, it was great to have our volunteers helping out at the allotment, especially during this difficult period of hot weather and very dry soil. We are making every effort to keep the crops watered while also using water as efficiently as possible. We also planted a plant called “ipwa” in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. It…

The United African Association was pleased to be represented at the recent Kenyans in the Park event in Northampton. The event brought members of the community together to enjoy food, cultural activities, sports, entertainment and a wonderful family atmosphere. Our trustee, David Kinuthia, attended the event with a UAA stall, where he promoted our services…

on 20 July 2026, we had the pleasure of celebrating the Grow Cook Eat Champions. The United African Association has proudly been a champion since the project began four years ago. The project encourages communities to grow and cook their own produce, supporting healthier lifestyles and stronger connections with food and nature. Our involvement in…

On 16 July 2026, we had a great day at the allotment. I really enjoyed the company of our wonderful volunteers. A big thank you to everyone who joined us and helped out. We are getting there, little by little! We will let you know the next time we visit in case you would like…

Last Saturday, 11 July 2026, was another busy and enjoyable day at the United African Association. FOOD LARDERWe began with our Food Larder, where families can receive a food parcel for only £5. A big thank you to all our dedicated volunteers who helped throughout the session. Your support makes a real difference. FREE COMMUNITY…