SERVICES WE OFFER

"Services built with you in mind"

Our doors are open to learning, work, wellbeing—and a genuine sense of belonging. We serve BAME communities across the UK, delivering support in English, Lingala and French

Community Learning Hub:

What it is:

A friendly first stop for quick help and steady guidance.

We help with:

Benefits, housing forms, school admissions, NHS access/GP registration, and signposting.

How it works:

Pop in during hub hours; a staff member or trained volunteer offers light-touch casework or refers you to the right specialist.

You’ll leave with:

Clear next steps and fewer worries.

ESOL & Functional Skills:

What it is:

Practical language and core skills for everyday life and work.

Levels:

Entry to Level 1, plus conversation clubs and exam preparation.

Extras: Crèche support where possible to help parents attend.

You’ll leave with:

Confidence to speak, read and write—and a pathway to further study or employment.

Digital Inclusion:

What it is:

The skills and tools to get online safely and usefully.

Workshops:

From smartphones and email basics to CVs, job applications and essential apps (NHS, banking, utilities).

Access:

Device-lending (laptops/tablets/Wi-Fi) and one-to-one “digital buddy” mentoring.

You’ll leave with:

Real–world digital skills and the connectivity to use them.

Leader Development:

What it is:

Training and pathways for community champions.

Roles:

Peer mentors, sessional facilitators and ambassadors.

Support:

Induction, supervision, DBS and ongoing skills development.

You’ll leave with:

Experience, references and routes into paid work.

Advice, Advocacy & Interpreting:

What it is:

Practical help to understand your rights and get things done.

Languages:

English, Lingala and French.

Support:

Appointment prep, form-filling, light-touch interpreting and referrals to specialist agencies.

You’ll leave with:

The confidence and information to advocate for yourself.

Health & Wellbeing Navigation:

What it is:

Culturally sensitive support for a healthier, calmer life.

We run:

Community workshops, peer groups, social prescribing referrals and gentle physical activity sessions.

Focus areas:

Mental health literacy, women’s health, stress management, food, rest and routine.

You’ll leave with:

Practical tools, trusted referrals and a supportive network.

Youth Development:

What it is:

After-school and holiday activities that build skills and confidence.

Programme:

Homework club, coding/STEAM, creative media, leadership and mentoring.

Approach:

Positive role models, safe spaces, and routes into further learning.

Young people leave with:

Better engagement at school and a sense of “I can do this.”

Who Can Join?

People from BAME communities—especially Congolese families—including recent arrivals, refugees/asylum seekers and UK-born residents.

Children, young people, adults and elders experiencing language, digital or economic barriers.

Take part

Ready to get started?

Drop in to the Community Learning Hub during opening hours.

Call or email to book a place on ESOL, digital or jobs support.

Refer someone (agencies and schools welcome).

Partner with us to offer placements, training or outreach.

Our Specialist Courses

Women in Business – 3-Month Program

A powerful program designed to equip women entrepreneurs with the tools, confidence, and networks to start, grow, and sustain their businesses.

Construction Skills Training

Industry-specific, practical training for the construction workforce—ideal for those entering the industry or looking to advance their skills.

Self-Taught Courses and Micro-Learning

Short on time? Our bite-sized online courses are available anytime, anywhere—giving you quick, practical knowledge without the need for long study hours.