Welcome to ACAP
Since 1995, the African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP) has been at the forefront of promoting educational achievement, health improvements, cultural pride and empowerment for children, young people, and communities of African and Caribbean descent. Our charity creates opportunities, and champions the riights, needs and achievements of our vibrant community.




what we provide
Community Projects with Real Impact
ACAP is a small, grass-roots charity with a focus on education, arts, culture, health, and wellbeing projects and services.
At ACAP, we believe in the power of education, support, and community to transform lives. We facilitate pioneering mentoring programmes and STEM clubs and a range of groundbreaking community engagement projects. We are dedicated to providing a holistic approach in all our activities. ensuring that every person has the tools to reach their full potential.
We offer a range of education, arts and culture, and health and wellbeing support services designed and run by local people, for local people.
NEW BLACK STUDIES COURSE
Starts 3rd October 2026Join us at ACAP for our new 15-week Community Black Studies Course, where we’ll explore everything from African civilisations, slavery and colonialism to Black Britain, Pan-Africanism, Black Marxism, identity, culture, resistance, and much more!
Our Mission
We exist to Uplift and Empower the African Caribbean Community

Education Initiatives

Health & Wellbeing

Arts & Culture
Years in existence
Partner Organisations
Dedicated volunteers
Volunteer hours per year
Hope and Light

A bit about why ACAP started and
where we are today.
Did you get your copy of our Windrush Book?


Windrush: Three Generations Book
The Windrush generation came to the UK in search of work and to build a better life for themselves and their families. This book is a collection of stories from those who came to West Yorkshire.
Windrush: Three Generations’ documents personal stories of the arrival, settling in and building a future. Our contributors also tell us how they’ve maintained generational ties over the years.
Contributors talk about the impact the Windrush generation have had on British life and culture and also share valuable advice for the next generation.
This is a publication by the African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP). ACAP is a charity in Bradford, West Yorkshire dedicated to highlighting the stories of people from our region.









