Safari Catering

Safari Catering Social Benifits

Safari Catering serves is a Centre where Africans meet regularly, particularly the women, to talk and mingle and receive information about their communities.
Safari Catering works closely with other voluntary organizations in Nottingham. We encourage and signpost women to use various services and shares information on women issues
Safari Catering provides information on where to worship, including local churches, mosques, where to buy African foods in Nottingham, how to register with the Doctor, schools for children etc for new African arrivals who have settled in Nottingham e.g. students and professional people who have just arrived in Nottingham
We stage regular information sessions on topics that affect women – external speakers are invited to speak on topics like Contraceptives for women, parenting in UK – (Cultural differences in UK and Africa), HIV & Aids Information for Young women etc
Safari Catering organizes early morning tea and coffee drop in sessions for young mothers – at affordable prices
The project creates opportunities for people from different communities to connect, meet openly and promote African foods in the community
The Centre helps to reduce language and cultural barriers for African minority groups in Nottingham and beyond by encouraging them to work together and share experiences
We promote equality and diversity in the community
Safari Catering builds strong and positive relationships between project participants from different backgrounds
We provide employment opportunities for ethnic minority women employed as part time staff and volunteers
The project provides consultation and engagement with African BME community
Safari Catering builds partnerships by working between service providers and local communities
Develops pro active approach to support community integration, especially new African community groups