AfriGenetry Link is a Pan-African nonprofit organization focused on DNA education, genetic health awareness, prevention, and heritage access for Africans and people of African descent. The organization does not sell DNA tests and does not operate as a commercial testing company.

The program is open to Africans on the continent and in the diaspora. Participation slots may be limited by location and event size.

Yes. During select GenAfrica programs and community events, eligible participants may receive free DNA testing kits provided by partner laboratories

First batch is Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya, with plans to expand across Africa and the diaspora.

AfriGenetry Link is a nonprofit organization and does not sell DNA testing kits. Through initiatives such as GenAfrica, we provide free access to DNA testing by partnering with independent third-party laboratories and organizations. Our role focuses on DNA access, DNA education, genetic health awareness, prevention, and community access, not commercial testing or sales.

No. AfriGenetry Link is a nonprofit education and awareness organization and does not sell DNA kits.

Unlike commercial DNA companies, AfriGenetry Link focuses on education, prevention, ethical use of DNA, and community access rather than selling tests or collecting consumer genetic data.

AfriGenetry Link operates under its flagship initiative, GenAfrica, which brings together community DNA programs, education, and health awareness through multiple interconnected initiatives.

AfriGenetry Link was founded in 2024 to address gaps in DNA education, genetic health awareness, and ethical access to ancestry and health information for African communities globally

AfriGenetry Link operates across Africa and internationally through community programs, pilot initiatives, partnerships, and digital platforms, with its headquarters based in Dallas, Texas, USA.

AfriGenetry Link is led by a multidisciplinary team of public health leaders, genetic advocates, educators, and community partners committed to ethical, community-centered DNA use.

As a nonprofit, AfriGenetry Link prioritizes ethical use, community trust, and data protection. Partnering with accredited laboratories ensures: • High scientific standards • Regulatory compliance • Secure data handling • Clear separation between education and commercial testing This model protects participants and strengthens transparency.