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Our history
The club developed in 2007 to become the African Heritage and Educational Centre, to reflect the fact that it worked with people of all ages – from one month old to over a hundred! Under these two names, the club has worked with more than 5,000 people in North London, and raised over half a million pounds for local projects.
The introduction of the name AHEC also brought about a new logo. Our logo uses a West African Adrinka icon, known as Sankofa, which symbolises the importance of learning from the past.
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AHEC started out as the African Children’s Club in 2001. Founded by Christine Borsah, its aim was to give a voice to young people in the community through music, dance, art, craft, drama and cultural awareness.