Question 1

When was ACC Wales founded?

Accepted Answer

The African Community Centre was founded in 2003 by Professor Uzo Iwobi OBE, based on a survey of Africans living across Wales who wanted a centre to meet socially and promote African culture.

Question 2

Is ACC Wales a registered charity?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ACC Wales is a registered charity (Charity Commission number 1124327), achieving charity status in 2008. It is also a company limited by guarantee.

Question 3

Who does ACC Wales support?

Accepted Answer

ACC Wales supports African, African Caribbean, and other ethnic minority communities across Wales, including asylum seekers and refugees. People from all diverse cultures are welcome.

Question 4

What services does ACC Wales provide?

Accepted Answer

Services include counselling and therapeutic support, ESOL classes, advocacy and signposting, youth programmes, community transport, food bank support, employment assistance, and fitness initiatives.

Question 5

How can I get involved or support ACC Wales?

Accepted Answer

You can donate, volunteer, or attend community events. Visit our donate page or contact us at Info@africancommunitycentre.org.uk or call 03302292995.

Question 6

Where is ACC Wales based?

Accepted Answer

The main office is in Swansea at the Multicultural Hub, Singleton Street, SA1 3QJ. There is also a branch office in Cardiff at CCHA Building, Loudon Square, Butetown, CF10 5HW.