The Essca-Canada 10th Anual Conference in Regina.
Activities & Programs
CULTURAL HERITAGE
ESSCA members perform traditional dances at community events, drawing in large crowds of spectators. More…
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES
ESSCA holds annual conferences which often draws people from all over Canada and United States. More…
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
The youth are an important part of ESSCA’s goals.More…
Our Mission
“We’re a nonprofit organization empowering and fostering unity among the people of the Equatoria region of South Sudan living in Canada.
Get-Involved
BECOME A MEMBER
As a member of ESSCA, you are a part of our diverse community of individuals from all walks of life who support the organization’s objectives. We encourage all Equatorians who are at least 18 years of age and over, to join us in this endeavor. Please fill out the form, and an ESSCA representative will be able to help you.
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
ESSCA is diverse. You can support ESSCA- Canada by volunteering your time towards a project. Volunteer With Us. We appreciate all the help we can get.
DONATE TO SUPPORT
ESSCA Canada is involved in many community activities, including cultural dances, educational conferences, youth activism, and humanitarian initiatives outside of Canada. We are currently preparing to send over the much-needed emergency funds to the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Central Equatoria, South Sudan. Please donate.
Upcoming Events
August 2nd - Essca 10th Annual Conference
8am Mountain Time ESSCAwill be hosting its 10th Annual Conference in Regina – Saskatchewan, Canada. All are welcome to attend.
Sept 15 - Youth Media Event
10am – 12pm We will be organizing youth to participate in a media event
All About Equatoria
Equatoria Region of South Sudan
Equatoria is a region of southern South Sudan, along the upper reaches of the White Nile. Equatoria was established by Samuel Baker in 1870. Formerly a province of Egypt, it also contained most of the northern parts of present-day Uganda. The Equatoria region of South Sudan consists of West, Central, and East Equatoria.
Canadian Equatorian Community
Many of the people of the Equatoria region of South Sudan came to Canada in the early 1990s, fleeing the war that ravaged South Sudan for over 21 years. The majority of the Equatorians settled in the province of Ontario, although we have many in Alberta, British Columbia, and most Western Canada.