Welcome To The Partners For Africa (PFA) Program
The PFA program is a new initiative funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. It has the objective of developing partnerships between African Americans and African nonprofit organizations working in the critical area of HIV/AIDS in eight African countries. It seeks to raise general awareness about various African countries, and at the same time, the program provides opportunities for African Americans to get involved in supporting HIV/AIDS projects in Africa
| About PFA |
The PFA program has the overall objective of building partnerships with organizations and individuals in the African American community that can contribute to the fight against HIV/ AIDS in its partner countries.
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| Common LInks |
Africans and African Americans share a common historical link. As already stated by the government of Ghana, African Americans are considered Diaspora Africans. Just as Jewish Americans, Polish Americans, Mexican Americans, etc. embrace their country...
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| PFA USA Partners | The PFA program has established a Program Advisory Committee comprised of several prominent African American organizations. They will be our partners in promoting our program within the African Ameri...
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| Partners in Africa: Monthly Profile | Imbita
Imbita was formed in 1991 as a self-help organization for women, and seeks to continue microfinance funding for very poor Swazis in their quest to alleviate poverty for themselves and their families.
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