This training programme enables individuals and organisations share and grow their skills in both the UK and Africa.
Our youth advocacy programme supports young black people aged 14 to 30 that are faced with disadvantages impeding their futures.
Our latest activities
Recent projects. Progress reports. Individual successes. New opportunities. Whatever we’ve been up to, you’ll find our latest news here.
Latest KORI Newsletter
It has been most important to keep our work moving, serving the young people we work with in a myriad of ways. Our newsletters share some of the work and projects we have delivered, gems that shone out amidst the challenge of this year...
KORI Autumn Appeal
All year you slog away and hardly take time to appreciate the team or to look at the full map of work achieved and have a quality discussion concerning the journey forward as a collective mind. The Annual General meeting in February provided that time and space...
Next! KORI AGM
All year you slog away and hardly take time to appreciate the team or to look at the full map of work achieved and have a quality discussion concerning the journey forward as a collective mind. The Annual General meeting in February provided that time and space...
Space for Change
This year we have just referred 3 of our KYAN members to Embercombe’s ‘Catalyst’ programme and they have been accepted! We have been referring young people to the ground breaking, therapeutic, personal development programme for over 10 years…
Making Steps
Mentor and Coach Demi Nurse works closely with 27 year old Max, who is keen to move on and find work that really develops him and creates a real career in customer services. Since finishing school and college Max has worked in a family business and is no…
Talent 'Reflex' in The Gambia
Kervarnie Tashay White is a 16 year old student from Friern Barnet School in London, who smashed it this January by delivering a Vessel UK leadership project in The Gambia. By his own admission he was really fearful of going anywhere in Africa, but his Mum…
Informed Choice
Six form London student Noah, was unsure about the choice of architecture, seven years of study seemed a really long time. Being a member of KYAN he was hooked up with an architecture student at the University of West England, Bristol...
