Partners supporting AFK

The I AM Festival, part of the AFK’s Cultural Ambassador Programme, concluded in March, highlighting workshops in dance, music, theatre, and art aimed at empowering disabled young people. Through partnerships with London organisations and a theme of ‘See Me, Hear Me,’ the festival championed inclusivity, providing a platform for creativity and challenging stereotypes among participants and employers alike.

Your vote for AFK helped secure funding that will go towards supporting disabled young people like Cameron.

The AFK World of Work programme is partnering with schools and employers to create experiences and improve aspirations to enter work for young people with disabilities.

‘Our View’ is a collection of short films made by young people with special educational needs and disabilities on their experiences, challenges and successes in preparing for and gaining employment.

AFK’s Top 3 Reasonable Adjustments for the Workplace, small changes that make the environment and work processes more accessible to all.

The Bloomfield Trust has awarded my AFK a grant of £50,000 to support London’s unemployed disabled young people into work.

my AFK received a grant from SEGRO Plc to provide work experience and employability training for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

Did you know – disabled people are more than twice as likely to be unemployed as their non-disabled peers?

Crouch End coffee shop Harris + Hoole have been awarded as an Inclusive Gold Partner of my AFK (Action For Kids). In the past year they have raised over £1,000 and supported our work in lots of different ways!