Welcome to the United African Alliance Community Center website where you will learn about a
global community of people committed to making a positive change in this
world! Click on MAKE A DONATION button below to help
support the community outreach programs at UAACC!
The first Leaders of Tomorrow group of 16 children in
December 2008...
Mzee Pete O'Neal, founder of UAACC and
Mama Charlotte Hill
O'Neal
...Leaders of Tomorrow children two years later, June 2010!
There are presently 21 children from aged 5 to 15.
Blossoming into the leaders that they are meant to be!
If
you would like to become a part of our UAACC
ffamily
and assist in supporting UAACC's many community empowerment
programs, you can simple make your donation by check to:
Charlotte O'Neal
United African Alliance Community Center
6904 W 52nd Pl apt 3A
Mission, KS 66202
Thank you for your support and
encouragement! Asanteni sana!
(In
Kiswahili, the language widely spoken in East Africa...'*thank you
all very much!')
Halima from Leaders of
Tomorrow Children's Home being interviewed by CLOUDS FM
dejay at the Nane Nane Fair Aug 8. Read more about this day at
www.arushatimes.habari.co.tz
We plan to bring frequent updates to
this site so tune in regularly for news about our community
outreach like the newly established Leaders of Tomorrow
Children’s Home program and follow how the first group of
20
children are progressing.
Leaders of Tomorrow
Children learning a song with internationally recognized
Tanzanian artists Mrisho Mpoto and Nuru Heri who visited
UAACC recently. Mpoto is a poet, actor, director and winner
of the 2009 Zeze award. click here to see photos of Mrisho
and Sauda Simba's visit to UAACC!
We’ll have frequently updated news about the many
classes and workshops here at UAACC that continue, even after nearly
two decades, to cultivate responsible community leaders, artists and
activists whose mission is to promote positive lifestyles while
building closer cultural social ties to communities around the
world.
UAACC students honor
traditions during African Liberation Day 2009
Students find their
'voices' in the classroom during debates
UAACC off khanga designs
during fashion show recently for more
click here
You’ll
learn about our exchange programs and volunteer opportunities and
we’ll keep you informed about the news and exciting events that are
always going on at UAACC and beyond!!
There are plenty of volunteer
opportunities whether you are here for three days or three
months or more. If you have knowledge to share we can
use your expertise and enthusiasm in computer studies, arts,
crafts, languages, math, music, video production, health and
nutrition, drama...you name it and more than likely we can
build workshops or classes around your particular expertise.
Contact us for details at:
uaacc@habari.co.tz and P.O. Box 1237 Arusha,
Tanzania
Volunteers and study abroad groups come from all over the
world to share their knowledge with youth and elders!
...Leaders of Tomorrow children two years later, June 2010!
There are presently 21 children from aged 5 to 15.
