Act With Africa Society of Canada

The Act With Africa Society of Canada is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to providing medical services, literacy, education, and training programs primarily aimed at supporting communities in Africa. Registered as a charity with the Canada Revenue Agency, the society focuses on humanitarian efforts that enhance health and educational outcomes for underserved populations. Its mission reflects a commitment to improving quality of life through direct service initiatives and community empowerment.

The organization operates under the legal business registration number 819333626RR0001. It actively aligns with broader Canadian international assistance priorities, which emphasize sustainable development, capacity building, and partnerships with African nations. Canada's foreign policy framework, including the Feminist International Assistance Policy, underpins the environment in which the society functions, focusing on health, nutrition, education, and economic well-being in African communities.

Through its work, the Act With Africa Society of Canada contributes to the shared goals of fostering inclusive growth, peace, security, and enhanced health services in Africa. This aligns with Canada's wider engagement strategies that involve strengthening diplomatic ties, supporting African institutional development, and collaborating on multilateral platforms to promote sustainable development across the continent.

As part of Canada’s network of international development actors, the society supports efforts that reflect the priorities of the African Union’s Agenda 2063, which includes advancing democracy, good governance, and economic integration on the continent. The organization’s charitable activities complement Canadian government initiatives aimed at promoting African prosperity and global security through equitable partnerships and capacity development.

While specific operational details of the society are not widely publicized, its status as a registered charity confirms its active role in delivering aid and educational programs designed to empower African communities and support long-term development goals.

Note: This article is based on publicly available information from the Canada Revenue Agency’s registry and contextual knowledge of Canada-Africa relations and international assistance frameworks.[1][2][4]