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1. What is Diaspora Development Hub (DDH)?
DDH is a UK registered non-profit that connects African diaspora expertise, capital and networks with local innovators and youth across Africa. Together, we create sustainable solutions in agriculture, entrepreneurship and leadership to help build a self-reliant Africa.
2. What is DDH’s mission and vision?
Our mission is to empower African scholars, innovators and professionals through mentorship, education and partnerships that drive socio-economic transformation. Our vision is to become the leading platform that connects African talent with global opportunities, fostering inclusive growth and sustainable development.
3. Who does DDH work with?
We work with young people, women, local innovators, diaspora professionals, policymakers, investors and grassroots changemakers.
4. Where is DDH based?
Our office is at 32 Groupama House, EN5 1TS, London, United Kingdom. Our work reaches communities across Africa.
5. Is DDH a registered organisation?
Yes. DDH is a UK registered non-profit (CRN 16486638).
6. What programmes does DDH offer?
Elite Scholars Program: leadership skills, vocational training and job placement opportunities for African youth.
Diaspora Mentorship Hub: connects African diaspora professionals with young innovators across the continent.
Diaspora Development Summit: an annual gathering of leaders, policymakers, investors and grassroots changemakers.
Diaspora Mentorship Hub: connects African diaspora professionals with young innovators across the continent.
Diaspora Development Summit: an annual gathering of leaders, policymakers, investors and grassroots changemakers.
7. Who can apply for the Elite Scholars Program?
The programme is for African youth who want leadership training, vocational skills and a pathway into work. Visit the Elite Scholars Program page for the latest eligibility details and application dates.
8. How does the Diaspora Mentorship Hub work?
Diaspora professionals are matched with young innovators who share their field or interests. Mentors offer guidance, industry knowledge and networks, and mentees get practical support to grow their ideas and careers.
9. What is the Diaspora Development Summit?
It’s our annual event that brings together leaders, policymakers, investors and changemakers to share ideas, build partnerships and drive action for Africa’s development. Check our Events page for upcoming dates and registration.
10. Are the programmes free?
Fees, if any, depend on the programme or event. Please check each programme’s page or contact us at enquiries@ddhafrica.org.
11. How can I become a mentor?
If you are a diaspora professional who wants to share your skills and experience, visit the Diaspora Mentorship Hub page or contact us to register your interest.
12. How can I partner with DDH?
We welcome partnerships with organisations, investors, institutions and community groups that share our goals. Email enquiries@ddhafrica.org with a short introduction and your area of interest.
13. Can I volunteer or support DDH’s work?
Yes. We welcome volunteers, advisers and supporters. Contact our team to learn about current opportunities.
14. What is DDH Connect?
DDH Connect is our support channel for questions, guidance and help from the DDH team, available 24/7.
