Here to help everyone make
a difference.

One-on-one employment support for community members, including events such as the Career and Trade Expo and mentoring opportunities to help people build pathways into meaningful careers.

Ubuntu partners directly with employers to build inclusive pathways and opportunities for community members seeking employment.

We regularly consult with government, private, and non-profit organisations on research, development, engagement, evaluation, and implementation relevant to community needs.

We’re proud to be a trusted source of research, studies, analysis, and evaluations within the community. Our work captures and amplifies the voices and experiences of the African Australian community.

Our ongoing advocacy advances community interests through research publication, public speaking, media engagement, government engagement, strategic partnerships, and collaborations.

Our grants program supports African Australian creatives, storytellers, and content creators, as well as small grassroots community organisations and events.

In our school programs, we work with teachers and students to build culturally safer environments and support better outcomes, addressing topics such as racism and cultural safety.

We deliver cultural competency and professional development training for teams across government, public institutions and non-profits.

We want to help build tomorrow’s leaders. Our leadership training services increase capability for individuals and professionals across the African Australian community.

With our on-the-ground experience, we’re able to offer valuable capacity building support, mentoring, grants, and partnerships to strengthen community-led organisations, initiatives and collectives.