Financial Literacy

Building Confidence for Workforce Success

From February 23rd to March 22nd, AFHHO's Financial Literacy Class empowered over 20 African immigrant and refugee community members with crucial workforce skills. This targeted program equipped participants with essential financial knowledge and confidence, vital for job security and career growth. By focusing on practical skills and boosting self-assurance, we prepared attendees to effectively manage their finances and excel in their professional endeavors.

Emergency Prepardness

The Community Health Worker (CHW) Partnership Program is a cooperative initiative between Multnomah County Public Health and the African Family Holistic Health Organization (AFHHO).

The core objective of this program is to enhance our community's understanding of climate resilience and readiness for emergencies

ARPA Digital Divide

AFHHO's role as a recipient of Tech Kits through the American Rescue Plan Act's Digital Divide Response is crucial, as we strive to bridge the gap by providing laptops, iPads, Wi-Fi assistance, and other resources to marginalized populations, including BIPOC, seniors, LGBTQIA+ individuals, immigrants, refugees, and more.

With a commitment to serving the Black diaspora community, we aimed to empower individuals by facilitating access to technology. Through our collaboration with ARPA, we made significant strides, and have assisted 80 individuals with training and devices, as we continue to work towards a future where technological access is a fundamental right for all.

Housing Support

The Bienvenu Project has successfully welcomed and supported 25 new families into our community in the last year.

This initiative has provided crucial resources and assistance, facilitating these families' integration and fostering their ability to form strong connections.
Our comprehensive approach has been key to helping newcomers thrive and contribute to the vibrancy of our community.

Highlight of past projects