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Raja for Africa is a unique establishment in Seattle, WA that offers a variety of products and services inspired by African culture. From artisan crafts to traditional cuisine, Raja for Africa aims to provide a taste of Africa to the local community. With a focus on authenticity and cultural appreciation, Raja for Africa strives to create a welcoming space where customers can explore and experience the richness of African heritage. Whether seeking a special gift or a new culinary adventure, visitors to Raja for Africa are sure to find something intriguing and memorable.Generated from their business information

The Seattle Indian Health Board is a community health care organization that focuses on providing culturally attuned health and human services to the urban American Indian and Alaska Native population in the greater Seattle King County area. They offer a wide range of integrated services and programs, including medical, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health, substance use disorder treatment, traditional health, nutrition, family services, and more. With a mission to advocate for and provide health care services for Seattle King County's Native population, the Seattle Indian Health Board is dedicated to supporting the well-being of Native people today and in the future. They prioritize the health and safety of their community, offering COVID-19 testing and vaccination services, as well as telehealth options for many of their services. Through their advocacy efforts and data research, they strive to improve the overall health outcomes and quality of life for Native individuals and families.Generated from the website

InterIm Community Development Association (ICDA) is a nonprofit organization based in Seattle's Chinatown International District, dedicated to providing affordable housing and community building services to low-income, immigrant, and refugee communities. With a focus on serving individuals from Asia, Africa, and America, ICDA offers multilingual housing counseling, real estate development, equitable development policy advocacy, and programs like the Danny Woo Community Garden and Wilderness Inner-City Leadership Development (WILD). Through their holistic approach and strategic partnerships, ICDA empowers residents to create sustainable communities, foster intergenerational learning, and advocate for social justice and equity. With a mission to amplify the voices of marginalized populations, ICDA continues to make a positive impact in the greater Puget Sound region by addressing issues of displacement, affordable housing, and community well-being.Generated from the website