Let’s Move to the Right Direction Project Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.
(Million Hours Programme)
Music tuition, basketball, football, non contact boxing, Arts & Crafts, Videos editing and streaming
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Million Hours Fund Phase 3 – Supporting Young People Through Positive Activities
African French Speaking Community Support (AFSCS) is delighted to share our involvement in the Million Hours Fund Phase 3, an initiative supported by The National Lottery Community Fund.
Our project aims to provide children and young people with access to safe, inclusive and engaging activities that promote personal development, wellbeing, confidence and positive social relationships.
Through a range of structured activities, including sports, music, creative arts and recreational opportunities, we aim to help young people develop new skills, build friendships, improve their physical and mental wellbeing, and make positive choices for their future.
The project will particularly support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those facing financial hardship, social isolation and barriers to accessing extracurricular activities.
Working alongside local communities, volunteers and partner organisations, AFSCS is committed to creating welcoming spaces where young people feel valued, supported and empowered to achieve their potential.
Together, we are creating more opportunities, building stronger communities and inspiring brighter futures for young people.
project’s impact
Making a Positive Impact Together
At African French Speaking Community Support (AFSCS), we are proud to celebrate the success of our recent community activities, which brought together children, young people and families in an atmosphere of learning, creativity, friendship and enjoyment. Through a variety of engaging activities, participants had opportunities to develop new skills, build confidence, strengthen relationships and create lasting memories.
From sports and recreational activities to music, arts and crafts, and educational workshops, our programmes continue to provide safe, welcoming and inclusive spaces where everyone can participate and thrive. Beyond the enjoyment of each activity, these events contribute to improving wellbeing, encouraging teamwork, reducing social isolation and promoting community cohesion.
The positive engagement and enthusiasm demonstrated by participants highlight the importance of investing in accessible, community-led activities. We are particularly encouraged by the friendships formed, talents discovered and confidence developed throughout these sessions.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our funders, dedicated staff, volunteers, community partners and participating families for making these activities possible. Together, we are empowering individuals, creating opportunities and building stronger, healthier and more connected communities.
AFSCS – Empowering Communities, Transforming Lives.
