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3VYP (3 Villages Youth Project) - Penzance

3VYP works in Mousehole, Newlyn and Paul to empower children and young people and improve their self-esteem, confidence and well-being through a range of creative activities. The aim is to give young people opportunities they would not otherwise have.

42nd Street - Manchester, Salford, Trafford

This project works with young people 13 - 25 living in Manchester, Salford and Trafford providing a range of services including counselling, individual support, group work and volunteering opportunities. 42nd Street provides a range of services to young people including:

Acacia Family Support - Birmingham

Acacia provides telephone support and a weekly befriending service for mothers and their families affected by pre or post natal depression across North Birmingham. Acacia Dads is a free support service for dads and other family members who feel they may need some extra help and support after the birth of a child or help in finding ways to support their partner who may be experiencing Postnatal depression. Services also include creche facilities, pamper service for mums attending post natal support sessions, baby massage classes, resource library and family fun sessions.

ADD Norfolk

ADD Norfolk is a support network for anyone affected by ADHD /ADD in Norfolk (including grandparents, adults, teachers). ADHD stands for Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder and ADD stands for Attention Deficit Disorder. They run a drop in session too. For more information please visit the website below.

Advice and Community Resource Centre - Manchester

Advice and casework on welfare benefits, housing, debt and money problems. Initial advice on other rights issues like employment rights, consumer advice etc. Services for anyone who approaches the advice centre for help and lives or works in the catchment area: Moss Side, Hulme, Whalley Range, Chorlton, Rusholme, Fallowfield. Also provides advice to clients outside the catchment area but any casework is signposted to the client's nearest service provider.

African Community Advice North East (ACANE) - Newcastle upon Tyne

Provides support to African refugees and asylum seekers living in the North East of England. Provides advocacy, information and advice, operates a drop in service and runs occasional activities and training courses at the weekend.

African Community Support Group - Sheffield

A voluntary support group for African people which provides information, support and advice on topics such as housing, benefits, jobs, training and helping them to settle and make contact with others from similar countries.

African Cultural Association - Barnet (North West London)

Services offered to the African & African Caribbean communities, including refugees and asylum seekers. Advice can be given on health matters, housing, welfare, education, employment, death, and harassment. Support ids also availlable as is a women's group. social and cultural events are organised.

African Women's Welfare Association (AWWA) - London

The aim of the organisation is to work with African families, especially women and children in order to give advice, information and support on a range of issues including education, health, domestic violence, immigration, housing, employment etc.

Afro Caribbean Millennium Centre (ACMC) - Birmingham

The Afro Caribbean Millennium Centre (ACMC) is a multi-faceted organisation based in Birmingham. It operates a community radio station New Style Radio, a Social Welfare section, a Design service and the Three Continents One History research project that examines the role that Birmingham played in the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

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