The Sudanese Community Association Northern Ireland (SCANI) proudly participated in Intercultural Day at Ulster University, showcasing Sudan’s rich history, heritage, cultural identity and traditions. The community presented a vibrant display of Sudanese folklore, traditional products and cultural heritage. Students from the Sudanese Community School also took part in a theatrical performance, celebrating Sudanese culture and…
The Sudanese Community School in Northern Ireland has successfully completed its second month of operation, with lessons running smoothly and students demonstrating enthusiasm, engagement and a growing interest in learning. This progress reflects the school’s important role in strengthening Sudanese identity and preserving the Arabic language among younger generations. During these two months, the school…
The Sudanese Community Association Northern Ireland (SCANI) was pleased to take part in the Ignite Community Programme, bringing together community organisations and partners supporting young people and local initiatives.Through our Youth & Sports Office, SCANI shared our experience of running the Youth Club, workshops and youth activities, highlighting the opportunities and challenges facing Sudanese young…
The Sudanese Community Northern Ireland (SCNI) joined the celebration marking the first anniversary of the English for Medical Purposes programme, held at Shaftesbury Community Centre and managed by breaking Barriers.The Sudanese Community was represented by Dr Awad, a member of the SCNI Executive Committee and a beneficiary of the programme, who highlighted the importance of…
On Saturday, 12 September 2026, the Sudanese Community School in Belfast officially reopened, marking an important milestone for the Sudanese Community Association in Northern Ireland (SCANI) and one of its key community projects.The school’s reopening comes after a six-year period of closure and represents an important step in the community’s efforts to restore and develop…
As part of the Executive Office’s ongoing efforts to empower members of the Sudanese community in Northern Ireland, develop their skills, and enhance their opportunities in the labour market, the Executive Office held a meeting with Belfast Works Connect to explore potential cooperation and partnership in vocational training and employment support.The meeting forms part of…
As part of the Sudanese community in Northern Ireland’s commitment to supporting young people and providing safe and positive spaces for communication and dialogue, the Youth and Sports Office organised a Youth Club event on Wednesday, 5 August 2026. The event brought together a group of Sudanese young people in a welcoming atmosphere characterised by…
The Executive Committee of the Sudanese Community Association in Northern Ireland (SCANI) held a productive meeting with Belfast City Council at Belfast City Hall as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen cooperation and explore new opportunities to support the Sudanese community.The meeting was conducted in a positive and constructive atmosphere, with Council representatives expressing…
The Sudanese Community Association in Northern Ireland (SCANI) is pleased to announce, in coordination and cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in London, the organisation of a Sudanese Passport Mission in Belfast. The mission will take place on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 July 2026, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm,…
The Academic Office of the Sudanese Community is now accepting registrations for: English Language Development (up to B2) ESOL Programs Theory Driving Test Preparation Join us for: Interactive sessions, accredited certificates, and flexible hours. Seats are limited! Secure your spot today by calling or messaging us at +44 7361 716137. Learn today for a better…
