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
Kafuti Trust’s mission is to support and empower the community of Islington and Camden by providing:
Education and training (language skills, IT skills) Health, debt, and money‑management advice Employment and housing‑benefit support, Translation and interpretation services, Family meetings to share experiences, Help with completing benefit forms and Mentoring for young people facing difficulties
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Kafuti Trust – Core Values:
1. Empowerment,Inclusion & Accessibility
Kafuti provides education, training, and advice so community members can build skills, gain independence, and improve their opportunities.
Through language support, translation, interpretation, and advocacy, the charity ensures people—especially those facing barriers—can access essential services.
Mayasi Kafuti
Volunteering is not a big thing in my country. It was the first experience for me,
After one year working as a volunteer with many organisations, I realised that it is so beneficial to everyone.
My family do a lot in the communities that they live in, and I always thought,
why don’t I do more for the community too.
Mayasi Kafuti
Volunteering is not a big thing in my country. It was the first experience for me,
After one year working as a volunteer with many organisations, I realised that it is so beneficial to everyone.
My family do a lot in the communities that they live in, and I always thought,
why don’t I do more for the community too.
Mayasi Kafuti
Volunteering is not a big thing in my country. It was the first experience for me,
After one year working as a volunteer with many organisations, I realised that it is so beneficial to everyone.
My family do a lot in the communities that they live in, and I always thought,
why don’t I do more for the community too.
Mayasi Kafuti
Volunteering is not a big thing in my country. It was the first experience for me,
After one year working as a volunteer with many organisations, I realised that it is so beneficial to everyone.
My family do a lot in the communities that they live in, and I always thought,
why don’t I do more for the community too.
