Education Matters

Acton Youth Association

Acton, West London

We support our community with their social circumstances, providing access to key services. We also facilitate various activities to keep our youth occupied. Along-with preventative workshops for youths and parents.

Aqoon Schools Home Support Services

Leicester

We are established to provide support service to black and minority ethnic parents, carers, children and young people and for schools, early years and educational support agencies.

Dadiheye Somali Development Organisation

Kensington and Chelsea, West London

Dadihiye Somali Development Organisation is a charity established in 1993, registered in 1994. We provide a verified of services and activities to help and support disadvantaged people.

Elays Network

Battersea, South London

Hammersmith & Fulham Association of Somali Voluntary Organisations

Hammersmith and Fulham, West London

Horn Trust

Moseley, Birmingham

ILAYSNABAD: Dialogue & Development Initiative (IDDI)

ILAYSNABAD: Dialogue & Development Initiative (IDDI)

Southall, West London

ILAYSNABAD: Dialogue & Development Initiative (IDDI) is a community based organisation focused on inter-cultural dialogue, social harmony, reconciliation, conflict resolution, development and leadership both in the UK and Africa

Kulan Foundation

Hammersmith and Fulham, West London

Kulan Somali Organisation

Westminster, West London

Mother and Child Welfare Organisation

Hammersmith, Fulham, Wandsworth, Ealing, Brent, West London

Muzani Community Centre previously known Jazari Community Centre

Brent, West London

Somali Development Services

Highfields, Leicester

Somali Development Services is a community organisation located in the Highfields area of Leicester. We run community-focused projects such as advice sessions, Employability projects, family support programs and more.

West Yorkshire Somali Community Association

West Yorkshire, Leeds

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