Programs

A culturally safe and supportive space for African women to discuss life, identity, wellbeing, and personal development.

Consortium Approach

Advocacy

Targeted faith-based mentoring and employment pathways for atrisk young men.

A community basketball program that provides young people with regular access to sport, mentorship, and safe social connection

Community-led classes that support young people and families to learn and maintain African languages, strengthening cultural identity and intergenerational connection.

Lived experience mentoring program for young African Australians engaged with the Youth Justice system.

After school Homework Club to lower the social and cultural barrier between achieving success across grade levels 6-12.

An academic support program that helps secondary students succeed in their VCE (final secondary diploma) through free tutoring, mentoring, and study guidance.

A documentary depicting the journey associated with knife crime and rehabilitation, focussed on community healing and narrative reclaiming. Received notable media attention including its feature on national media service, ABC News.

A youth-led media initiative that creates digital content, providing young people with employment in the media sector.

A community basketball club that supports young people through sport, teamwork, and culturally grounded mentorship. ASPYA Foundation facilitates the provision of scholarships to limit the cost barrier for participation.

Advocacy

Structured engagement with government and corporate partners to provide community insights and inform policies affecting African-Australian communities.