RAFFA is proud to stand beside Siloah Primary School as it works to safeguard its future — and the partnership carries a deeply personal significance. In the parish of St Elizabeth, Jamaica, sits an award‑winning institution that has shaped countless young minds: Siloah Primary School. Known for its dedicated teachers and strong sense of community, the school has long been a pillar of opportunity for local families.

Last November Beverley Davy attending a Windrush Listening Event in Nottingham.The purpose of the Listening event was to introduce the community to the Windrush Commissioner, his new role in this post and to bring further awareness to the community regarding the Windrush Scheme.

As we approach this festive season, let us take a moment to reflect on the true spirit of Christmas. It's a time of hope, compassion, and connection, reminding us to look beyond ourselves and remember those who are less fortunate.   Angela Clarke BEM CEO, RAFFA International Development Agency At RAFFA, we are committed to creating positive change and uplifting communities around the world. This Christmas, let us carry forward the values of generosity and kindness, ensuring t

RAFFA supports God's Divine Blessing Ministry in Dominica - During the COVID pandemic, Hannah Stuart received a divine calling to establish a ministry focused on supporting the elderly, disabled, and underprivileged. This led her to set up God’s Divine Blessings Ministry, an organisation whose mission is to bless people and communities in need across the Caribbean.

Celebrating Excellence and Legacy: The Association of Jamaican Nationals (AJN) Local Heroes and Be Inspired Youth Gala & Awards 2025

Krystal Campbell Aldred is a remarkable young woman whose compassion and determination transcended a cancelled travel plan, turning a missed opportunity into a meaningful act of service. Her story highlights resilience, community spirit, and the power of volunteering to make a tangible difference in crisis situations.

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

Zentrum Kindergarten in Accra, Ghana - God's Storehouse