OUR PROJECTS
The African Community Centre (ACC) provides a drop in Centre for all people to participate in the African/African Caribbean cultures as well as supporting their community members to integrate and participate in their local Welsh Heritage projects.
CURRENT PROJECTS
- For more details, please contact, Kristy Holder, Project Manager – Windrush Evolving Heritage, [email protected] Tel : 01792 470298
- Asylum seekers will gain access to vital services and social opportunities by booking low-cost journeys with volunteer drivers.
PAST PROJECTS
- The Amani Project is supports female and male refugees and asylum seekers from all countries to relieve the emotional effects of the trauma they experienced in their country, on their journey to and within the UK.
- The Amani Project is supports female and male refugees and asylum seekers from all countries to relieve the emotional effects of the trauma they experienced in their country, on their journey to and within the UK.
- The Amani Project is supports female and male refugees and asylum seekers from all countries to relieve the emotional effects of the trauma they experienced in their country, on their journey to and within the UK.
- The Amani Project is supports female and male refugees and asylum seekers from all countries to relieve the emotional effects of the trauma they experienced in their country, on their journey to and within the UK.
- The Amani Project is supports female and male refugees and asylum seekers from all countries to relieve the emotional effects of the trauma they experienced in their country, on their journey to and within the UK.
- The Safety Net Project is aimed at identifying and engaging with asylum seekers and refugees (old and new arrivals) and supporting them to access services that are available in the community.
- The project aims to support individuals and families from all background to identify their skills and abilities, and build upon them to develop a more sustainable lifestyle.
- WINDRUSH Intergenerational project, funded by Young Roots Heritage Lottery and records the culture, journey and settlement of people from the West Indies who came and settled in Swansea and surrounding areas in the 50’s and 60’s
