Bringing people together in the community.

We offer many different services in the community and this sense of community is so valuable for the people we work with, who are often very socially isolated.

Fig 1 and F2: Families spend time together in the community.

In addition, providing support and community to those who need it most. As a small charity, funding has always been an issue, and now we are under even more pressure.  Also, we embrace different cultures in the community and has a spirit of family where we can all be seen and understood. At the Foundation Mama Christine Mongi, we have a lot of exciting plans for the future.

Celebration 10 years

The Foundation Mama Christine Mongi (FMCM) was founded on January 2, 2014 by Mr Antoine Ndjeka Wembo in the Tameside area and particularly in Dukinfield, Cheshire-UK. It was in memory of my mother Christine Mongi Ludjima who died on July 8, 2011 in DRC-Kinshasa.

From 02/01/2014 to 02/01/2024, during 10 years of existence that we have been providing various services in the community for the most vulnerable people, individuals homeless people, young peoples and families as such as: giving advice on money debt, benefit advice, providing information in different languages, delivery food and items household , health and well-being to the African Migrant community of Greater Manchester and particularly in the Salford area.

Merry Christmas

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year 2024 field with health, wealth and joy.

President xxx

RIP

I lost my big sister Mme Jeanne Lushima Wembo: 27 July 1962 -26 October 2023. I missed you and Rest in Peace xxxx

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteering is a great way of meeting new people, developing life skills and reducing isolation in our local community of Salford area and Manchester. If you’re interested in volunteering to help impact your community, we’d love to hear from you.

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Delivery Certificate

It’s on July 01,2023 that our laureates who have just completed their training in cutting & sewing from Orphans and vulnerable women from the community.

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Sewing workshop

This sewing workshop was the subject of this report aimed to provide women and girls in the community with opportunities for social and economic development within society.

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Hate Crime Awareness Week 2023

Hate Crime Awareness Week 2023 and translate in French and English

ALL

FMCM team would like to wish you all a safe and happy Merry Christmas and warm wishes for the New year 2023.

Drop-in Sessions

Welfare benefit advice drop-in sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00AM to 11:30 AM, where you can get initial advice.

Debt advice: Thursday 9: 00AM – 11:00AM

Drop in service , phone advice, email, pre-booked appointments.

This service is completely free. As we are a charity donations are greatly appreciated.

All our advice & information is free and confidential. Also, we can provide advice in Lingala, French and English.

Comments and Suggestions

You may have suggestions or comments to make about our service, we will certainly be grateful for any ideas about how we can improve-just speak to any of our staff or volunteers. You can also write or send an e-mail to the Foundation Mama Christine Mongi.

Complaints

If you feel unfairly treated by the Foundation Mama Christine Mongi we would appreciate you bringing it out our attention and we will do all in our power to deal with the problem.

If you wish to make a complaint, in the first instance you can speak to any of our staff. We aim to resolve any issues as quickly and professionally as possible.

Registered charity number: 1185666 and Registered company number: CE019098