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The multicultural centre dubbed a ‘brick in foundation’ of community

The Multicultural Centre has been described as a ‘cornerstone’ of community support.

over 100 families each week

Ubuntu Multicultural Centre first began in John and Irene Kabuye’s kitchen, where they prepared hundreds of food parcels during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Centre has now secured £100,000 from the National Lottery, thanks to the support of the players.

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