MADaboutART
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Printed on 28 October 2026
MADaboutART
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MADaboutART was founded in 2001 in response to the growing number of people affected and dying with AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. It supports young people through education, opportunity and food security.
The organisation works to reduce stigma and help vulnerable youngsters stay safe. It also nurtures social enterprise and creates opportunities for young people to build brighter futures.
Art plays a central role in its activities, helping children express their emotions while encouraging learning and conversation about HIV.
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MADaboutART supports young people in Sub-Saharan Africa affected by HIV/AIDS through education, opportunity and food security.
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Town — Durham, County Durham
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1093147 (opens the Charity Commission for England and Wales register in a new tab)- Record refreshed
- Refreshed from the register on 17 July 2026
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