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Between 17th and 19th April 2026, The Gambia, West Africa, welcomed changemakers, academics, activists, organisers, and creatives from across the African diaspora for the first Convening of Afrikan People (CAP) 2026. One Community Link (OCL) was honoured to be among the invited guests at this landmark gathering. The event focused on unity, empowerment, reconnection, and collective progress for Afrikan people worldwide. Marsha Garratt, OCL’s Development and Anti-Racism Lead, r

Mariama describes herself as a fighter and a strong woman. She is building a new life for herself and her children, and using her strength to help other women do the same. Mariama’s journey began in Sierra Leone, where she made the incredibly brave decision to leave her home in search of safety. Having lost both her parents, survived female genital mutilation, been married at a very young age, and experienced domestic abuse, she knew she had to protect her daughters from a fu

Community Campus is seeking to hire two housing/tenancy support workers. o boost the post’s SEO, include a keyword in the title. Community Campus Job Opportunities Community Campus is currently seeking to hire two Housing/Tenancy Support Workers. This initiative reflects their commitment to providing essential support to individuals in need of housing assistance. About the Position The roles of Housing/Tenancy Support Workers are vital in helping clients navigate their housin

One Community Link has taken a significant step toward supporting its workforce by joining the Living Wage Employer Initiative. This move reflects a strong commitment to fair pay and improving the quality of life for employees. Paying a living wage means ensuring workers earn enough to cover basic living costs, which benefits individuals, families, and the wider community. One Community Link building entrance with welcoming signage What the Living Wage Employer Initiative Mea