on 20 July 2026, we had the pleasure of celebrating the Grow Cook Eat Champions. The United African Association has proudly been a champion since the project began four years ago. The project encourages communities to grow and cook their own produce, supporting healthier lifestyles and stronger connections with food and nature. Our involvement in…

On 16 July 2026, we had a great day at the allotment. I really enjoyed the company of our wonderful volunteers. A big thank you to everyone who joined us and helped out. We are getting there, little by little! We will let you know the next time we visit in case you would like…

Last Saturday, 11 July 2026, was another busy and enjoyable day at the United African Association. FOOD LARDERWe began with our Food Larder, where families can receive a food parcel for only £5. A big thank you to all our dedicated volunteers who helped throughout the session. Your support makes a real difference. FREE COMMUNITY…

On 10 July 2026, the United African Association welcomed a visit from West Northamptonshire Council, who came to explain the support available for asylum seekers whose applications have been successful. The service can help people who have been granted immigration status with applying for benefits, finding private accommodation and accessing other essential support. Please note…

On 08/07/2026, the United African Association was pleased to support Northamptonshire Mind’s Celebrating Diversity Day. The event focused on “Celebrating Diversity, Building Belonging” and brought people together through talks, cultural activities, wellbeing conversations, food, networking and community stalls. UAA was proud to contribute an interactive African drumming session, giving attendees the chance to take part,…

On 08/07/2026, UAA members visited the allotment for some fine farming work, including weeding, watering and planning what to plant next. A big thank you to Nathan, Muchie, Benson and Dominic for their hard work and commitment. We later visited Muchie’s farm, and it was wonderful to see the amazing work he is doing. A…

United African Association is holding a Fundraising Sale to help raise money to continue our vital community work. We will have good-quality pre-loved items available, including clothes, accessories and more — all at affordable prices from £1 to £5. Every purchase will help UAA continue supporting people in need, including African people experiencing homelessness and…

We welcomed members of the community to participate in this week’s walking event, which aimed to promote healthy habits, movement and wellbeing. In addition to the great weather, there was a strong sense of togetherness and social cohesion. Everyone is welcome to take part, and we look forward to seeing more people join us at…

Last Saturday, 4 July 2026, the United African Association had the pleasure of collaborating with Naomi Coote from Northants Police at the Young Citizens Summer Safety Fest in Northampton Market Square. The event formed part of the Summer Safety Campaign, with a strong focus on positive engagement with young people, bringing communities together, and showcasing…

On Friday, 26 June 2026, a few members of United African Association (UAA) attended a Congolese Rhumba session with Mind Northampton. We had a great time, and it was wonderful to feel the drumming, music and positive energy of the group. The session brought people together through rhythm, movement, culture and community spirit. A big…