Building Self Esteem
We work on building young people's self esteem and
developing a positive identity regarding their own
beliefs. We offer a range of activities, workshops and
social events that encompass a holistic approach to
young people's health including their mental health.
Supporting Refugees
We explore the needs and aspirations of young refugees,
and identify many of the barriers that make it difficult
for young refugees’ resident in the London Borough of
Barking and Dagenham and beyond to fulfil their
aspirations.
Working with Children
We look at the world through the eyes of children, and never flinch from what we see. When society sticks labels on children, we seek to understand what is bottled up inside. Through that understanding we work with children to imagine, explore and identify the most effective ways to meet their needs.
Community Drop In Centre
The drop in provides a safe, informal place for young people to access during lunch and break times. Here young people can talk to staff, play games and use project facilities such as computers telephones and photocopy laminator etc. Often the most 'vulnerable' young people within school use the space provided as it offers them the opportunity to discuss issues of concern to them in an informal, friendly atmosphere while having fun..
Our
ObjectiveTo empower children and young people who are faced with various life challenges, including their immediate families, by providing them with unbiased and factual information, advice and guidance support, training to equip them with tools to develop social and interpersonal skills, knowledge and understanding how to be productive within society, as well as being pro-active in making individual informed choices.
We aim to provide and deliver high quality services, tailored to each individual's identified needs, offering access to opportunities for education through basic skills in order to increase a sense of community belonging, strengthening the desire to achieve individual goals.
The ICCF Management Board
ICCF board comprises of 5 male and 5 female with a wide rage of experiences and professional skills ranging from business planning, human resources, financial and internal controls systems management, effective representation, negotiation and strategic planning skills. Setting tasks, risks assessments, project planning, project monitoring evaluation and review skills, delegation of tasks and building long term-relationships with service users and partnerships net-working linking.
International
Aid Relief
ICCF works to provide aid to some of the most deprived and poorest regions of the world, bringing together people from a wide range of backgrounds to contribute and support international aid relief in places such as Darfur in Sudan. We recently shipped a container of generators to an African country to provide sustainable. Our relief work is ongoing and new projects are being developed all the time. But we can only do this with the financial support and donations from people like you.
The
Reverend Fredric Mandy Kawa is
ICCF's Project Management Consultant
and liaison officer on all aspects of ICCF's
UK and International work. Born in Uganda,
Reverend Mandy established the forerunner of
ICCF whilst working in the United States of
America and regularly visits some of the
poorest nations of the world to offer ICCF's
support and aid. Reverend Mandy is an
ordained Anglican minister and is the main
contact point for all communications through
the ICCF office. To contact Reverend Mandy
via this website, use our
contact form.
He can be contacted on the ICCF telephone
line: 0208 5929323|
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