SCOBC

Sudanese community organization Of broome county (nys)

SCOBC

الجاليـــــــة الســـــــــودانية بــــــمقـاطـعــة( بــــــــــروم) بــــــولايــة

@Scobc-ny

Binghamton City Cultural Events 2024

دســــــــتور الجاليـــــــة الســـــــــودانية بــــــمقـاطـعــة( بــــــــــروم) بــــــولايــة نيــــويـــورك

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Our goals

Who Are We?

Mission

Our mission is to support the integration of Sudanese individuals and families, including youth, into Broome County through collaboration, cultural exchange, and active community involvement. We aim to foster cooperation with local organizations, preserve and celebrate Sudanese heritage, and create pathways for meaningful social, educational, and personal development connections.

Vision

We envision a vibrant, diverse community where Sudanese individuals, families, and youth are fully integrated into the social and cultural fabric of Broome County. Through mutual understanding, shared experiences, and collaborative efforts, we seek to create a welcoming environment that enriches both the Sudanese community and the wider county.

The Sudanese-American Community in Broome County was established to:

Support charitable initiatives that benefit the Sudanese community, including individuals and families, as well as the broader Broome County area.

Facilitate the social and cultural integration of Sudanese individuals, families, and youth.

Promote collaboration between the Sudanese community, including youth, and local organizations.

Preserve and promote Sudanese cultural heritage and values across all generations.

Encourage educational and cultural exchanges to strengthen bonds within the community, especially focusing on youth involvement.

Purposes

The People behind the scene

2022-2024 Board Members

The President

Mahir Eisa

Mahir Eisa the president of Sudanese Community of Brome County. I moved to Vestal in Broome County in mid of 2005 to work for a company in Owego NY. I was the only Sudanese in the area until the end of 2013 when br. Solyman Yagoub and br. Ali Asou moved to the area.