08/24/2026
๐ AKWAABA QC: WELCOMING COMMUNITIES. CHANGING LIVES. โค๏ธ๐๐
When newcomers arrive in the Quad Cities, finding the right information, resources, and support can make all the difference. That is where AKWAABA QC steps in.
Founded and led by Nana Ouro-Agoro, this nonprofit organization supports immigrants, refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers through its dedicated Community Navigatorsโtrusted multilingual advocates who understand the cultural backgrounds and challenges of the communities they serve. AKWAABA QCโ ๏ฟผ
โจ Their life-changing services include:
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Immigration and citizenship guidance.
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Work authorization workshops and employment assistance.
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Unemployment benefits and public assistance support.
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Interpretation, translation, and document preparation.
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Housing, healthcare, and school enrollment assistance.
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Know Your Rights training and community education.
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Food pantry services, donations, and emergency support.
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Racial healing, cultural inclusion, and community advocacy.
๐ The impact speaks for itself: more than 2,200 individuals served, innovative community programs, and selection for the 2026 Justice Visionary Awardโa powerful recognition of AKWAABA QCโs commitment to equity, dignity, and opportunity. Programs and community impactโ ๏ฟผ ยท Justice Visionary Award announcementโ ๏ฟผ
๐ The African Yam Festival proudly thanks AKWAABA QC for its outstanding partnership and unwavering dedication to strengthening immigrant communities across the Quad Cities.
๐ 1531 47th Avenue, Suite 2, Moline, IL
๐ (309) 716-7437
๐ akwaabaqc.org
๐ Meet us at the 4th African Yam Festival!
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Saturday, August 29, 2026
โฐ 3:00 p.m.โ9:00 p.m.
๐ Hereford Park, 400 13th St, East Moline, IL 61244
AKWAABA QC: Together, we can make a difference! ๐ค