
Mission & Vision
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Our Vision
A DR Congo where youth leadership drives community transformation, fostering lasting social, economic, and environmental progress.


Our Strategy
Our approach centers on empowering Congolese people through grassroots initiatives, experience and cultural exchange, while leveraging English as a medium of communication to achieve stronger outcomes at both the national and international levels.
Our Mission
ACA is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering communities through grassroots activities—providing quality education, technology and entrepreneurial skills, civic engagement, cultural exchange, and environmental protection. We nurture youth as changemakers who strengthen communities, promote social justice, and build a resilient future.
Core Focus Areas
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Education and Skills Development We enhance learning outcomes and equip youth with essential knowledge and skills for leadership, professional growth, and lifelong success, with a special emphasis on cultural exchange and English as a medium of communication.
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Leadership and Civic Engagement
We foster active citizenship, social responsibility, and collaborative problem-solving to empower youth as agents of positive change in their communities. -
Entrepreneurship and comunity Empowerment
We provide youth, communities with the tools, mentorship, and opportunities to develop entrepreneurial ventures, strengthen livelihoods, and contribute to sustainable development. -
Climate & Environment Protection
Safeguarding nature and empowering communities with sustainable, community-driven solutions for resilience against climate change and disasters.

Why English for Young Congolese
The rapid growth of the English language is transforming global communication, presenting both new opportunities and challenges for those who do not speak it. The international and regional prominence of English poses significant questions for young Congolese, particularly in the eastern regions. These dynamics have led to an increasing desire among young Congolese to learn and utilize English for problem-solving, despite the limited offerings in the national curriculum. This trend reinforces our commitment to promoting the English language as a vital communication tool and highlights the necessity for effective collaboration with the English-speaking world for sustainable development.




