Mary Njie and Wally Secka Atlanta thanksgiving weekend. Don’t miss it.

Mary Njie and Wally Secka Atlanta thanksgiving weekend. Don’t miss it.

ADVERT: WASHINGTON IMMIGRANT COVID-19 RELIEF FUND - JOLA

WE HAVE DAIRY, FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND SOME CANNED FOOD ALL FOR FREE. We have boxes containing the above items to give out to community members for free. Anyone interested can fill out the following form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdn4V91yxH-PrdyRPxH-NTstZuPfdTogVyOBDA2qyXCezvMNQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 and/or come to the Washington West African Center (3909 164th St, SW, Lynnwood WA 98087). We will be here until 8pm today Friday. Today is the last day to apply for the Washington Immigrant Relief Fund. If you are an undocumented immigrant in Washington State, Apply for the Washington Immigrant Relief Fund and receive at least $1000 if you qualify. BIDEWW/STAR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AND HOMEWORK CLUB After successfully implementing a Pilot After School and homework assistance program in Snohomish County last school year, the Washington West African Center is pleased to extend the BIDEWW After School Program and homework club to the West African families in King County. Available to school-aged children 5 to 13 years old in King County twice a week. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the LIVE LIFE CHURCH, 800 Southwest 16th Street, Renton, Washington 98057 from 4:00 to 6.00pm starting October 18th, 2022. Fill out the attached form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNA-BsOA36EAQItKV7LWLCFzLTHVGuCWbmuScidPbuEOhYzg/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 We also have hand sanitizers, face masks and In-home Covid-19 self test kits for free. For assistance with any of the above services, contact WAWAC on 253-235-2132 or 425-758-3269 WAWAC, CONNECTING WEST AFRICANS IN WASHINGTON WITH LOCAL RESOURCES AND BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN US AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY. IF WE DON’T HAVE IT, WE GO FIND IT

WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH RECOGNIZES WAWAC'S EFFORTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC Glad to receive this certificate of recognition from the Washington State Department of Health signed by the Secretary of Health. Yes, WAWAC did heck of a job in championing vaccine and Health equity for the West Africans in the state especially in the past 2 years. . Our Executive Director Pa Ousman Joof is a member of the Department of Health’s Collaborative Disability, Access and Functional Needs (D-AFN) Workgroup that meets the 2nd Monday of each month. He is also a Collaborative Thought Partner and through these and other platforms have provided great feedback on a monthly basis that informed DOH'S decisions to provide health equity for the Black, Indigenous, and people of Color ( BIPOC) communities in the past 2 years. In a nutshell, WAWAC organized and participated in over 30 different Covid-19 vaccine clinics which led to over 5000 West Africans in Washington state being vaccinated. It's a good feeling to be recognized for doing what you should be doing and love doing. We truly appreciate this recognition and it will only push us to do more.

ADVERT: WASHINGTON IMMIGRANT COVID-19 RELIEF FUND - SINGHATEH

Mary Njie and Wally Secka Atlanta thanksgiving weekend. Don’t miss it.

Mary Njie and Wally Secka Atlanta thanksgiving weekend. Don’t miss it.

LATEST UPDATE. IF YOU RECEIVE A MESSAGE FROM WIRF ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION, RESPOND IMMEDIATELY The Washington Immigrant Relief Fund (WIRF) will be closing on Monday November 14th. Outreach has begun and intake specialists are reviewing WIRF applications. They have been contacting those applicants who need more information or a correction to their application. If you received an email, text or phone call from Livestories regarding your WIRF application, you have 5 days to respond from the first contact attempt or your application will be denied. The best thing to do is respond immediately to the same email, text, or call where the application was made. If you have not yet applied for WIRF, it's not too late, contact WAWAC now and we can help you get at least $1000. If you have any questions, 253-235-2132 or email [email protected] or visit Www.wawac.org.

ST BRIKAMA BOYO PAYS TRIBUTE TO SHERIFF JAM "This is devastating news. Sheriff was an amazing gentleman who loved his country and people so dearly. He facilitated my first trip to the UK in 2019. He made it so memorable. Recently during my visit to perform at the Yaram Arts festivals, Sheriff reached out and offered his platform to cover our Birmingham event. The brother left everything he was doing and drove from London to Birmingham to interview me. My thoughts and prayers for him. Sincere condolences to his family and friends during such a hard period. Rest In Peace."

Mary Njie and Waly Seck in Atlanta Thanksgiving weekend. Don't miss it.

Mary Njie and Waly Seck in Atlanta Thanksgiving weekend. Don't miss it.