Africa Oye - Annual Festival of African Music in Sefton Park, Liverpool.

Amadudu Women's Refuge Amadudu is a refuge for women and children fleeing domestic violence. The service offers temporary accommodation for families, providing support, understanding and access to additional services when required. We specialise in offering a service to women from the BRM community but will take referrals from all sections of the community. Our aim is to enable all women using the service to live a life free from domestic abuse.

Our battle ground is the well-being of the most vulnerable of the community. Those whom communication is a stressful challenge and requires an unimaginable effort. We work mainly with refugees, asylum seekers and migrants from who don’t have English as their first language. French speakers and those from Central Africa (DR Congo, Congo Brazzaville, Gabon, Cameroun, Rwanda, Burundi) are our first targets.

Set up in 2013 in a public meeting. A Voluntary Shadow Board was agreed by the community to work with the council & stakeholders to get the Caribbean Centre re-opened. Since then various activities, centre clean up's, and fundraisers have been held, a Consultation confirming the community want the centre open & what activities, public consultation and set up a Business Plan & choose a new name which was boted to be ..... African Caribbean Heritage Centre. More news coming soon!

Granby Somali Women’s Group 12 Beaconsfield Street Liverpool L8 2UU 0151 727 1008 / 0151 726 0267 contact@granbysomaliwomensgroup.org

Kenya Community Association Office 2&3, First Floor (Kensington Community Learning Centre) 299 Kensington Liverpool L7 2RG Tel: 0151 264 9736 E-mail: info@seedofpossibilities.org.uk

A new centre of excellence, an innovative community resource centre Kuumba Imani Millennium Centre 4 Princes Road Liverpool, L8 1TH T: 0151 708 5278 E: info@kuumbaimani.org.uk

Mary Seacole House is a mental health resource service set up to offer support and advice in emotional and practical matters, primarily for the black and racial minorities of Liverpool 8, however we work with all communities across Merseyside. The centre was established in 1991 by Granby Community Mental Health Group. The Granby Community Mental Health Group is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee.

Merseyside Association of Ghanaians Job Bank, 4 Tunnel Road, Kensington, Liverpool. L7 6QD. or Telephone: 0151 233 6140 Merseyside Association of Ghanaians began in 1987 as a welfare group in Liverpool. The work gradually evolved until in 1990 Merseyside Association of Ghanaians became an independently Registered Charity.