Group of Domestic Workers in Chalinze, Tanzania, May 2022.
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APA’s latest project to Promote Decent Work, Rights and Dignity for Domestic Workers (emPoWeRD) in Ethiopia & Tanzania is underway since September 2021. In partnership with Irish Aid, CVM and local partners, the project aims to increase the quality of life of local and migrant Domestic Workers (DWs), to promote dignity and confidence and to obtain decent work conditions for marginalised women. Domestic Workers in these and many other countries have a very high risk of discrimination and rights violations. |
The organisation was incorporated on the 18th of June 2003 as AIDS Partnership with Africa - APA with Company Registered Number 372427, was granted charity status a year later.
Adopting an integrated approach, APA promoted the networking of all social structures and community organisation, facilitating people to mobilise their resources and skills to cope the challenges of their own self development.
In the years up to 2014 the main focus was on HIVA pandemic in Ethiopia and Tanzania and thereafter as APA evolved and expanded into areas especially with women's and children's rights the organization underwent a name change to better represent the scope of its work. Thus the name was legally changed form AIDS Partnership with Africa to A Partnership with Africa (APA). Operating under this title, APA continues to grow and adapt to the changing needs in Africa with current programs in Ethiopia and Tanzania.
Follow our facebook page: www.facebook.com/APartnershipwithAfrica to learn about the projects we are currently implementing in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Ireland.
Adopting an integrated approach, APA promoted the networking of all social structures and community organisation, facilitating people to mobilise their resources and skills to cope the challenges of their own self development.
In the years up to 2014 the main focus was on HIVA pandemic in Ethiopia and Tanzania and thereafter as APA evolved and expanded into areas especially with women's and children's rights the organization underwent a name change to better represent the scope of its work. Thus the name was legally changed form AIDS Partnership with Africa to A Partnership with Africa (APA). Operating under this title, APA continues to grow and adapt to the changing needs in Africa with current programs in Ethiopia and Tanzania.
Follow our facebook page: www.facebook.com/APartnershipwithAfrica to learn about the projects we are currently implementing in Ethiopia, Tanzania and Ireland.
| APA Strategic Plan 2019 - 2024.pdf |
| APA Profile 2019 |
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APA's Mission
We work globally in a spirit of partnership with local communities and institutions to facilitate equal access to basic services and empower the most vulnerable citizens of the world to reach their full potential. |
APA's Vision
Our vision is of a just world where all people are equally empowered to realise their full potential; where all will have universal access to basic services such as food, shelter, education and health. |
APA's Values
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Respect
We support the dignity, potential and contribution of all project participants, partners, donors, volunteers and staff. ________________________________________ Integrity We act consistently with APA's mission, being open and honest in what we do and say, and accepting responsibility for our collective and individual actions. ________________________________________ Voluntarism APA welcomes the participation of volunteers in service of the organisation's mission both in Ireland and abroad. ________________________________________ Commitment We commit to working in partnership with the most vulnerable in the global community to realise their full potential. |
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