News & Activities

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…

The Executive Office of the Sudanese Community Association recently conducted a tour to extend its thanks and appreciation to the organizations that contributed to supporting the Sudanese families affected by the recent incidents.Special recognition was given to the “ANAKA” organization for its significant role in securing and providing shelter, as well as delivering essential services…

The SCANI Executive Committee is opening its doors to your ideas and suggestions — share them at [email protected] and help shape our community’s future.

The Sudanese community joined the Stormont leaders’ and police press conference, expressing solidarity with those affected and rejecting all violence, racism and hate speech.