Kafuti Trust

Kafuti Trust provide education and training to the members of the community of Islington and Camden.
Language skills, IT skills and Health/debt/money management advice. Employment information. Housing benefit support information. Help and support with translation and interpretation.
Run family meetings on sharing experiences. Help with completing benefit forms and help to mentor young people with difficulties

Community outreach efforts, including posters and flyer distributions in key neighbourhoods, directly engage young people and their families, creating visibility and local support.

Kafuti Trust’s marketing strategy employs a comprehensive approach to maximise outreach and engagement within the UK, communities. With an active presence on platforms like Facebook and YouTube, Kafuti Trust connects with followers and builds excitement around upcoming events.

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Upcoming Workshop & Training:
Understanding Digital Enterprise Level 1 & 2

This project will deliver training for people to embrace Digital Enterprise Skills and knowledge. Once someone has completed this project’s training, they will have the skills and knowledge required to run their organisation. The training course’s content will include planning, organising, administration, communications, publicity, promotion, how to manage finance in an organisation, how to bid successfully for contracts and how to access help and support when needed.

To apply for the Digital Course, click here.

You may also download the PDF entry form here.

Service We Offer

Translation & Interpretation

Employment support

Welfare support

Benefit support

Education & Training

ESOL and Family meeting

Taking a responsible approach to company names

Anyone setting up a company must choose an appropriate company name. In 2024, Companies House rejected 560 applications because the proposed name had the potential to offend.

Reasons we might reject a company name

Using a sensitive word or expression is just one reason why Companies House may reject a company name at incorporation. Other reasons include:
the name being the same as an existing name
the name using a restricted term without authority.

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From the Blog:
Charities and Artificial Intelligence.

Latham, 2 April 2024 – AI, Artificial intelligence. AI is commonly described as a machine’s ability to perform the cognitive functions we usually associate with human minds.

Over the past year, the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a major theme for national discussion and debate, including within the charity sector. Whether you are a trustee already using AI, are planning to do so or don’t yet know how it might be useful, it is important that you are aware of the opportunities and risks involved. ..