A fundraising drive has been launched to assist the family of a
Zimbabwean woman who passed away recently in Belfast.
Takazvida Makoni was well known in her adopted city as a warm and
kind individual. Her death has left a huge void in the lives of those

We are delighted to bring you our final newsletter of the year.

Packed with news, views, information and photos as well as looking ahead to 2026, our newsletter is vital to us in terms of transparency but also when it comes to the public (and our funders) seeing how their

Members of the public are being invited to the official launch of an exciting new project aimed at building positive relationships in communities experiencing rapid demographic change.

FURTHER jobs are being created through a new programme aimed at building positive relationships in communities experiencing rapid demographic change.

The Intercultural Cross-Border Inclusion Programme, supported by PEACEPLUS, has been developed by an alliance of five grassroots organisations

COMMUNITY leaders in the Fountain Estate say racist graffiti daubed on the home of a Sudanese family was an isolated incident and not representative of the wider area.

Chief Executive of the North West Migrants Forum Lilian Seenoi Barr, Programmes Director, Manager of Cathedral Youth Club Jeanette Warke and Brian

Local campaign group United Against Racism ( UAR) has joined the North West Migrants Forum in condemning the threatening graffiti daubed on the house of a Sudanese family in the Fountain Estate in Derry.

Spokesperson Karen McCole said she does not believe the attack is representative of the area

THE North West Migrants Forum wishes to put on the record our anger following the targeting of a house in The Fountain overnight:

A spokesperson said: “We are disgusted that the home of a Sudanese family was targeted overnight in Derry’s Fountain Estate.

Members of the Derry public stood in solidarity with the city’s Sudanese community on Monday evening (November 10) to highlight the atrocities taking place in the east African country.

The gathering, co-ordinated by the North West Migrants Forum and supported by the local branch of United Against Racism, was called

AN environmental campaign group has described the volunteering efforts of North West Migrants Forum members as “inspiring”.

For several months now members of the Migrants Forum have been helping Zero Waste North West, through its Life Cycles initiative, give unwanted and discarded bikes a new lease of life.

Members of the local Sudanese community will gather in Guildhall Square on Monday evening to highlight the terrible atrocities taking place in their country.

It is over two years since Sudan was plunged into war after a vicious struggle for power broke out between its army and the paramilitary group,