About Us
Who We Are
Solidarity & Support Organisation (SSO) is a UK-based charity supporting refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants from all backgrounds.
We provide practical assistance, advocacy, information, and emotional support to help individuals integrate, rebuild their lives, and access the services they need.
Internationally, we focus on delivering humanitarian aid to people displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Through partnerships with communities and volunteers on the ground, we work to alleviate suffering and restore dignity for those affected by crisis.
Mission
To support vulnerable individuals through practical assistance, advocacy, and emotional care, enabling them to access safety, stability, dignity, and opportunity.
Vision
A world where every displaced person, regardless of background or circumstance, lives with safety, dignity, justice, and the support they need to thrive.
What We Do
We support individuals and communities through:
Access to essential services
Helping refugees and asylum seekers navigate healthcare, education, housing, and legal support.
Integration support
English language guidance, employment support, cultural orientation, and confidence-building activities.
Community engagement
Creating safe spaces where people can connect, share experiences, and reduce isolation.
Volunteering opportunities
Empowering refugees and asylum seekers to contribute skills, build networks, and integrate into society.
Humanitarian assistance
Providing food, shelter, medical aid, and other urgent support to displaced Sudanese communities affected by war.
Our Values
Our work is guided by a commitment to compassion and justice. We uphold:
Courage
We face challenges with resilience and determination.
Respect
We honour the dignity and worth of every person we serve.
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Diversity
We celebrate and embrace differences in backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
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Collaboration
We work with communities, partners, and volunteers to achieve shared goals.
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Compassion
We act with empathy and care, prioritising the wellbeing of others.
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Honesty and Openness
We operate with transparency, accountability, and integrity.
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Quality
We strive for excellence in every service, programme, and interaction.
Our Team
Get to know the passionate individuals behind our charity's mission and meet the dedicated team working tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Adam Abdalla
Chair and Founder
Adam Abdalla is a committed community leader and humanitarian advocate with a strong background in engineering, project management, and volunteer service. He is currently studying for an MSc in Project Management at The University of Law and holds a BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Sheffield Hallam University, along with previous qualifications from Doncaster College and Sudan University of Science & Technology.
Tagried Mohamed
Trustee & Women’s Committee Leader
Tagried Mohamed holds a Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from the University of Hull, demonstrating her strong commitment to professional development and excellence. Originally from Aroma, Sudan, she completed her early education in the United Arab Emirates before graduating as an Electronics and Communication Engineer from Madras University in India.
Contact:
Mazin Saad
Trustee
Abdaulaziz Hussein
Trustee
Mubark Adam
Trustees (Financial Officer)
Mr. Ahmed Defallah
Media Secretary
Our Long-Term Goals
Our long-term commitment focuses on supporting Sudanese individuals affected by war and displacement. We aim to:
Deliver sustained humanitarian aid to displaced communities.
Support long-term recovery through education, vocational skills, and community rebuilding.
Foster a sense of belonging among Sudanese refugees in the UK and abroad.
Reduce poverty, isolation, and barriers to opportunity for vulnerable migrants.
Strengthen cultural identity, community resilience, and mutual support networks.
By championing a holistic, community-led approach, SSO strives to be a beacon of hope, solidarity, and support for all those rebuilding their lives after conflict and displacement.