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Amara CYA
Amara Community Youth Association (ACYA).
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Talking Drum Volume 3 Issue 2

A group of committed individuals.

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Amara Community Youth Association.


Amara Community Youth Association (ACYA) is a registered non-profit organization that was set up by a group of committed individuals in the Greater Toronto Area to help fill the gap in the empowerment and capacity-building activities of the minority community, especially youths of Afro-Caribbean heritage, in a culturally sensitive and language-appropriate setting.

ACYA seeks to address the growing problem of youth gun violence and crime prevention by empowering the youths to realize their talents and positively engage their communities. The programs address employable skills-based training opportunities and social initiatives, including mentoring, counselling, peer support, financial literacy, networking, employment preparation, and job search activities.

Our intent is to provide a holistic approach to problem-solving, thereby enhancing communication, motivation, and social skills among the youth.

Our Services

Job search workshops, Mentorship Counselling, Financial Literacy, Community Engagement, Youth Gun violence prevention programs, Digital skills training, Entrepreneur Bootcamp.

ACYA Mission Statement

Job search workshops, Mentorship Counselling, Financial Literacy, Community Engagement, Youth Gun violence prevention programs, Digital skills training, Entrepreneur Bootcamp.

Vision Statement

Through Amara Community Youth Association (ACYA), marginalized youths can reach their highest aspirations, regardless of race or back­ground.

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