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African Women Empowerment Forum

For women and children of African origin in Nottingham.

A social enterprise working to develop African women in communities. The charity provides a range of activities to strengthen and empower women socially, economically and academically. We provide confidence building and motivation workshops and a range of development activities.

We believe education enables women to teach their children to be responsible citizens of society and empowerment lightens the burden of caring and fending for the family.We believe education enables women to teach their children to be responsible citizens of society and empowerment lightens the burden of caring and fending for the family.

We believe education enables women to teach their children to be responsible citizens of society and empowerment lightens the burden of caring and fending for the family.

What we do?

  • We support women integration process
  • Advice and sign posting women and young mothers to the relevant organisations
  • We Use the Empowerment model to build sustainability, confidence
  • Design conferences and workshops targeting at delivering and equipping world-class leadership skills and qualities in business and the society at large
  • Support women in business / social enterprise

Our Aims and Objectives

The organisation was established for the empowerment of women of African origin, in particular:

  • To stir them to speak out and challenge inequalities in society.
  • To advocate for women on gender issues, equality of access and non-discrimination, based on race, gender, age or immigration status.
  • To have an input on policies that impact on us locally and nationally.

Who to contact

Contact Name
Faith Galcanje
Telephone
0742 558 0561
0774 158 1965
E-mail
info@awef.org.uk
Website
African Women Empowerment Forum Website

Where to go

Name
Unit 5
Address
Kent Street
Nottingham
Postcode
NG1 3LZ

Other Details

Availability

Referral required
No
Other notes

Meetings are held at accessible locations in Nottingham City.

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