Message from Mission Africa's Executive Director

Ndudi Chuku

I am deeply grateful and I write this with a bitter and sweet feeling because this Saturday we are ending a journey we started in March to fight COVID-19 miss-information in our communities.

In over three decades I have acquired extensive expertise in planning events, convening large groups, organizing complex travel schedules, and managing the day-to-day operations for various organizations and projects, but working with the African community leaders and youth for the African Health Advocacy Project has been the most exciting and fulfilling for me.

The presentations and data from the African Health Advocacy Project will demonstrate the progress we have made. Join us this Saturday to celebrate this milestone with us to conclude the African Health Advocacy Project.

Join us for the African Health Advocacy Celebration this Saturday!

Join us this Saturday to enjoy and learn about how we are working together in countering COVID-19 misinformation through data, creativity, and advocacy. Many of you have already confirmed that you are attending, but we want you to invite your friends and family to join us for presentations from our Youth Change Agents, special guest speakers, traditional African foods, and African dance and drum performances. RSVP here today!!!

Honoring Our Community Leaders

Pastor Brooks Collins

We are excited to honor Pastor Brooks Collins, the Senior Pastor and Founder of Christ Centered Fellowship (CCF) in Kent, Washington. Pastor Brook's contributions and dedication is part of why the African community members in the Puget Sound have deeply engaged in the African Health Advocacy Project survey.

Learn more about Pastor Brook's impact through their website.

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