Black History Month is a time to celebrate the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Black communities across the globe. It’s also an opportunity to recognise the incredible individuals who have stood alongside RAFFA, championing our mission to promote health equity, social justice, and international development.

By donating blood, you are not only contributing to the immediate needs of patients with sickle cell disease but also helping to ensure that blood banks are adequately stocked for emergencies.

Why This Week Could Save Your Heart. Your Life in Two Numbers: Why This Week Could Save Your Heart! High blood pressure is a silent, deadly epidemic. It rarely shows symptoms, yet it’s a leading cause of heart attacks, strokes, and kidney failure. Shockingly, millions across the UK are walking around unaware they're at risk.

Brixton's iconic Ritzy Cinema was abuzz on Wednesday, 25th June, and RAFFA was delighted to be there, not just to catch an early glimpse of Marvel Television's highly anticipated 'Ironheart' on Disney+, but also to mark the exciting launch of a vital new partnership with NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT).

Brixton Square truly came alive on Sunday, 22nd June, as RAFFA proudly supported The Big Caribbean Lunch, a vibrant and heartwarming event dedicated to celebrating the invaluable contributions of the Windrush Generation. This annual gathering, held right in the heart of Brixton, was a joyous tribute to the pioneers who shaped modern Britain.

This week, we highlight the remarkable efforts done by organisations like RAFFA (Raising Awareness for African and Asian communities) who work tirelessly to promote blood donation and support those in need.

Faith in Action: RAFFA’s Health Belief Campaign Unites Communities for Lifesaving Change

Celebrating Partnerships and Progress: NHSBT, RAFFA, and the Call for Black Donors

Empowering Faith Communities Through Leadership Training

Raising Awareness: Angela Clarke BEM in NHS Breast Screening Film

I had the privilege of delivering blood pressure and ECG checks at several churches across Birmingham,

The series is being launched at a press conference on Monday 12 December at 11:00 am.