Adonis Musati Project

As The Adonis Musati Project (AMP) comes to a close, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has contributed, supported, and shared in our mission. Your generosity has helped create lasting change in the lives of refugees and asylum seekers, and together, we’ve made significant strides in building a more compassionate and inclusive community.

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ABOUT TOGETHER2LEARN

After-school education support is offered weekly in various communities. The sessions are run by capable young tutors and are supervised by AMP staff, as well as experienced trained educators.

Tutoring happens in groups and individually, according to subject and learner needs.

Learners are joined to WhatsApp groups created by the tutors and receive ongoing study skills and mental health support, as well as access to referral for AMP auxiliary services as required.

“It’s not easy to find someone who listens without judgment.” – Olivier, DRC.
AMP provides a safe space to talk and find community.
Email us: [email protected]

🌍 What are ways families support youth mental health in African communities?
Let’s keep the conversation going and foster emotional well-being together.

What would you change about mental health awareness in your community?
🛠️ Solutions are within our culture. Let’s explore how community-based mental health initiatives and cultural resilience can support our youth.

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