About Us

To empower the East Sudanese community by providing essential support and creating opportunities for social, cultural, and educational involvement. We aim to build a cohesive network bridging generational gaps, preserving ancient languages, traditions, and promoting diverse ethnic harmony.

To  create an inclusive, supportive, and vibrant community where East Sudanese individuals and families thrive. And contributing to enriching the diverse fabric of England’s multicultural society while retaining and celebrating its rich cultural heritage.

The charity serves a diverse group of individuals, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities, by providing needed services and advocacy. We are committed to supporting their needs, celebrating their cultural heritage, and helping them navigate their new lives in UK. Through our efforts we aim to create a community where they can easily blend in and make significant contributions to the wider society.

The Eastern Sudan Association is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of community members in the UK. We believe in the power of societies, education, and cultural preservation to create a more inclusive and harmonious community.

The purposes (“objectives”) of the charity are narrowly defined as follows:

(a) As a public service, we will alleviate the needs of socially excluded persons in England (specifically, those from the Eastern Sudan group) and help them integrate into society so that everyone can enjoy the fruits of our labour:

In order to help the people of Eastern Sudan become more involved in the larger community, we need to form a local network group.
Service providers can better address the needs of the Eastern Sudanese community if they are given more opportunity to interact with community members, either through increasing or organising such opportunities.
(b) Through documentation and cooperation with other cultural groups, to promote educational programmes that educate the history and legacy of East Sudan to members and their children, bridging generational gaps, and preventing the extinction of ancient Afro-Asiatic languages.

(c) In order to promote racial peace for the greater good, one must:

One of our main goals is to increase understanding and awareness among the many ethnic and religious communities from Eastern Sudan who have settled in the United Kingdom.
(d) To advance and create educational programmes for the general welfare, with an emphasis on the Beja people’s rich history and culture spanning more than five thousand years.

(e) To create opportunities for different cultural groups to work together for the common good, with the goals of fostering understanding and appreciation for one another’s traditions and preserving cultural diversity.