Links' Africa Hub - The Vision
March 1, 2024
Over the past 6 years the Links Africa office has served and done training with twelve partner organisations across Kenya, Zambia, Malawi and Uganda, out of its temporary base in Malawi where Sam Walker, our Africa Region Coordinator, works. Links has always been considering expanding our regional offices into regional hubs to further benefit our partners.
In 2024, Links is moving forward to develop Links' Africa Hub in Kenya, where we have been generously given land and property from Peacemakers who are one of our longstanding Act4you clients. This site will help us practise what we teach to our partners around the world - to become more strategic and more sustainable.
This new Africa Hub will create more partnerships within Africa due to its prime location.
It will become a site of excellence to showcase Links' core activities and holistic values.
It will provide locally-sourced income streams for our involvement with partners on the continent.
It will be the administrative base to serve all of our Africa partners effectively.
Links' work will continue with all our partners in other African nations, including Malawi, but from 2024 Sam will head the development of our new Africa Hub in Kenya alongside previous Peacemakers' staff and volunteers, rather than being based out of Malawi.
Join us in praying and supporting this exciting new vision!
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Pray For KCM
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Sharing Good News in Nicaragua
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