AFRIL opened to the public in July 2006. We began by providing a free advice service for refugees and asylum seekers, as well as a supplementary School - The Rainbow Club - for children aged between 4 and 11. We now work with an average of 120 clients per week, and over 40 different nationalities.
In 2015 we continue to provide:
Our challenge is to survive these difficult times and secure funding for our core costs in running the charity. We continue to rely heavily on the support of volunteers who enable us to provide our services.
Please do volunteer - we need people to donate their time and skills to run our projects. We are also recruiting for the management board and would like to hear from people with a fundraising background to assist with funding applications.
For More information please check out our website
http://www.afril.org.uk/en/
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Post-Covid we have changed many things – the frequency and type of meetings – with more emphasis on volunteering, fun, fellowship and getting more involved with local issues
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moreOur biggest fund raiser is our annual Xmas collection
moreThis fund is raised from our Xmas collections both from around the streets with our Santa sleigh and static collections at Sainsburys in Sydenham and Homebase in Bellingham – as It is collected locally we aim to also distribute it locally in the boroughs
moreRavensbourne Rotary Club are organizing and coordinating the Bromley Area collections for the first time this year The money collected at this time of year goes to providing help and support to serving and ex-Service men and women and their dependents
moreThe Ravensbourne Rotary club has raised over £11,300 over the Xmas period – and had a great time giving it away!
moreThe Community Grants fund where smaller grant to a number of organizations where £300 - £500 will really help out.
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moreBetween October and December 2020, the 8 Rotary Clubs in the London Borough of Bromley worked together to offer free new online learning opportunities to local people in Bromley who were unemployed or who felt at risk of unemployment
moreThe Origins of the Ravensbourne Club
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