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The charity supports refugees, asylum seekers, and settled British Nationals of South Sudanese heritage, alongside other underserved communities. It provides Community A.I.D (Advice, Information and Development support), with a primary focus on children and young people and single parents, delivering targeted projects on after-school activities, outdoor experiences, and arts-based programmes.