What we do
Our organisation is built by passionate and competent individuals who believe in working together to build a better society. Through our projects and innovative initiatives, we plan to:
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Drive social mobility among Hazara communities in UK
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Empower women
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Raise awareness of mental health issues through workshops, webinars and signposting
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Provide educational webinars
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Provide online Farsi classes for children
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Engage with Politicians, lobbyists and journalists to advocate for Hazara Rights
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Inform the UK Parliament about the situation of Hazara people in Afghanistan and Pakistan, providing accurate information what is really happening on the ground
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Engage with human rights and international organisations to advocate for Hazara rights
Connecting Communities
HCGB works to provide an inclusive platform for all Hazara people across the UK to connect, collaborate and to positively contribute and integrate into the wider society while keeping our cultural traditions at the heart of our communities across the UK.
Education
Education is the cornerstone of every developed society. HCGB is committed to working for the constitution of educated and well-informed Hazara communities across the UK. Here at HCGB, we have hosted and continue to host several successful educational events (connect to events section) as part of our initiative for the progression of educated and civilised Hazara communities across the UK.
Women Empowerment
HCGB works to empower women among Hazara communities in the UK as well as in Afghanistan. We are committed to facilitate the integration of women into British society and to support them to pursue education and enhance their career prospects. We celebrate the talents and achievements of the new generation of educated Hazara women across the UK.
Philantrophy
HCGB works to provide help and support to people who are affected by conflict, poverty, forced displacement, and prosecution in Afghanistan as part of our humanitarian effort. We are closely connected with numerous deprived and disadvantaged communities in Afghanistan to ensure your support and donations reach the person most in need. Support us through your donation to make a difference. Every penny counts!
Upcoming Events
- 31st Anniversary Commemoration of Shahid Abdul Ali MazariSun, Mar 15Kents Hill Park Training and Conference
- The British Hazara Awards and Hazara Solidarity Day 2025Sun, Oct 12Coventry
- Four Years of Taliban Occupation: Hazara Persecution, Gender Apartheid, and Diaspora AdvocacyWed, Aug 20Zoom - Virtual Event
- In-Person Community EventSun, Jul 20Milton Keynes Hazara Community
- Dambora Festival on Hazara Culture DaySat, May 17Edgbaston
- HCUK General MeetingSun, Feb 11Burton upon Trent
- British Hazara Awards 2023Sun, Oct 22Paradise Banqueting Hall
- Mental Health Workshop: LondonSun, Jun 18London
- Mental Health Workshop: BirminghamSat, Jun 17Birmingham
- British Hazara AwardsSun, Feb 20Paradise Banqueting Hall
- The Hazara Genocide: From a Legal Perspective.Fri, Jun 11ZOOM
- Hazara Cultural DayWed, May 19Online event
- Behsud: Conflicts, Displacements and the PeopleSun, Apr 11Webinar
- Nawroz EventSun, Mar 21Online Event
- The Buddhas of BamiyanFri, Mar 19Webinar
- International Women's DayMon, Mar 08Webinar
- Cloths for Refugees in GreeceSat, Jan 30Wolverhampton
