RAFFA supports the delivery of social action projects that are carried out by individuals or groups of people working together for the good of others and not for profit. The objective of these projects is to bring about social change that will benefit an individual, communities or society.
RAFFA supports the development of skills, provides knowledge and helps with the planning and implementation of social action projects. We work with individuals, group and organisations to deliver social action that enhances community life. For example raising awareness about health and well-being.
We recognise the importance of having projects that are principled, well-planned and makes use of local–global links. If you are interested in setting up a social action project, or would like help with developing an existing project. We are able to help you identify and engage networks that will help you achieve your goals. Get in touch!
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RAFFA was launched by COGOP Trust (U.K.) at the House of Lords on Thursday 26th November 2006. Hosted by Baroness Howells of St David and keynote address Bishop Adrian Varlack, Sr.
RAFFA provides practical early stage support in local communities to build capacity and tackle the issues that are important; this includes inequality, educational attainment, health and social care services, enterprise support and capital projects that enhance community assets.
RAFFA benefits from the experience of Trustees who have a proven track record of achievements over the last 40+ years throughout the continent of Africa and the Caribbean. A Diaspora-led model (aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals), which brings together local, regional and national stakeholders to embrace challenges and opportunities.
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