AEC.Europe:
is an Organization that supports educational and charitable activities
for both Algerian and non-Algerian in Europe. It Leeds more than 11 Algerian Organizations .
AEC
is completely Independent, and No-Governmental Organisation **NGO**
1-Algerian Community
in Norway
2-Association
au Portugal
3-Algerian women forum in
Hamburg-Germany
4-Algerischen Verband
in Deutschland
5-Algerian Association **Errihab** in Hamburg
6-Algerian Federation
in Spain
7-Union of Algerian in
wien Austria
8-Algerian federation Moscow
Russia
9-Association
**Nous sommes ici** Belgium
10-Algerian Association **Amitie** Denemark
11-Algerian solidarity association Berlin Germany
AEC
prioritises her activities according to the needs arising in the Eorpean Union while remaining caring of global
concerns.
AEC seeks to promote an organic, home-grown, indigenous
following of identity, which is relevant to Europeans' and British Algerians concerns in particular and issues of the EU in
general. As such AEC
is distinct from those political movements and ideologies that had originated abroad, which by their nature is not synchronised
with the needs of the British public.
AEC lectures and meetings
promote positive character building through Culture learning and practice. It emphasises charitable effort and focuses on
work that are of clear benefit and earn reward recurrently.
AEC encourages active
participation in civil society as part of integration and then service to humanity.
AEC believes that
society is improved and enriched through bettering oneself and the family.
AEC is voluntarily supported and all its funds come from donations; small but regular contributions from
Members, Organizations, individuals and modest fund raising projects. Like multicultural exhibition etc….
AEC Support for Algerian Families
Algerian
under 25 years of age comprises the population with the highest risk of domestic violence, especially if they try to leave
an abusive relationship. Young women are at the greatest risk of assault by intimate partners, as well as spousal homicide
and sexual assault.1
It is due to this fact that Algerian Ettaraki Club has, since its founding in 2007, provided a variety of supports for families and prisoners in their crisis.
These supports are intended to assist all Algerians across Europe in crisis and especially UK through our volenteers in
Kingston Upon Thames UK-Honslow-Surbiton Streatham-Epsom-New Malden- London - Leeds-Birmigham-Bristol- with fully
cooperation with the **UNHCR-RED CROSS**and all Algerian representatives communities in Europe
Gain the tools they need to overcome violence, move forward
and prosper.
Understanding the many issues which immigrant
families – and particularly immigrant women – face has been grasped by AEC’s Chief Executive
President Mr.Zahir Serrai,
who is an immigrant from Germany to the
United Kingdom and has over fifteen
years of experience working with Algerian Communities around the European Union, the objective of AEC’s supports for families in crisis is to provide counselling
and support services to families and/or individual family members in crisis, whether they themselves have experienced abuse
or are children who have witnessed domestic abuse, AEC offers flexible programs that help families
create a healthy environment in which their children can grow and develop. Parents, children, and extended family members
are all encouraged to participate.
AEC provides individual and family advocacy in English. French
and Spanish Its focus is to facilitate healthy intervention during a family conflict, empowering individuals to live a life
free of violence. A key aspect of AEC’s supports for families in crisis is to educate those in need about their rights and to help them obtain
information about community and government support services.
AEC’s supports for families in crisis focus
on :
About your Kids ? Parenting
support program
AEC understands that being a teenager maybe a difficult time
for many because they are changing, both emotionally and physically. In addition, youth who are recent immigrants face
additional challenges in adapting to new customs and traditions, and in making new friends. As a result, they may feel
confused or depressed, causing them to isolate themselves from their family and other supports. They may become confrontational
with their parents and peers or engage in a variety of negative behaviours. What about your Kids? Is a parenting support program that educates parents of youth between the ages of 13 and 18 years old about youth-related
issues and provides active support to parents through workshops on stress and anger management, age-appropriate discipline,
parent leadership, communication and depression?
Participants receive support to guide
them in the implementation of the ideas and concepts discussed during the workshops. They benefit from having a support
infrastructure to rely on and to assist them in their active and positive integration into the community AEC will provide sponsors with a full report on the implementation
of this program including statistics of youth attending, number of activities, feedback, etc. Also, AEC provides a gym for sport activities.
What you should know about your future
in Europe? Only INTEGRATION and not as INTEGRATION.
Youth
Connection youth support program
The objective of this program is to create a support structure for youth in the neighbourhood. It offers one-on-one
personalized support and counselling to youth between the ages of 13 and 18 years old, providing education and counselling
as concern such areas as stress and anger management, negative peer pressure, bullying, family violence, self-esteem, difficulties
in relationships, and depression.
AEC organizes four annual events – Multicultural
Annual Women’s Event, Health Fair, Youth United Against Violence Concert and Annual General Meeting and Fundraising
festivals and events like Gala and exhibitions – that highlight its mandate to raise awareness of violence in immigrant
families and to support families in crisis.
In addition to its supports for families in crisis,
AEC
offers other services to immigrant families, including English as a Second language classes.
After
school program, and specialized programs for newcomer youth to help them
acquire
the skills they need to find employment and become contributors to British and European society.
