Welcome

Fauj.org is an organisation dedicated to fostering positive relationships between the Sikh community and the wider society in the United Kingdom. Acting as a facilitator and intermediary, Fauj.org plays a key role in bridging cultural, social, and religious divides. Through dialogue, collaboration, and mutual understanding, the organisation works to address the challenges faced by Sikhs while promoting awareness and appreciation of Sikh values and traditions within broader British society. By actively engaging with local communities, government bodies, and secular organisations, Fauj.org strives to create a more inclusive and harmonious environment for all, ensuring the Sikh voice is heard and valued in shaping the future of the UK.
We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have a question, an idea, or just want to connect, we’re always up for a chat. Great things often begin with small steps, and we’re excited to take them together. Feel free to contact us via email or call us on 079030 33680. You can also reach us on WhatsApp.
What does Fauj mean?

Fauj is the Panjabi word for army. Reflecting strength and unity, as our role is to facilitate important discussions between different groups. We provide a platform for dialogue, bringing together various voices to address key issues and protect the interests of the Sikh and wider community.

An army is not just ‘fighting on the battlefield’; it plays a crucial role in protecting society as a whole. Its responsibilities extend beyond combat, ensuring the safety and stability of everyone.

By encouraging collaboration and understanding, we work to create solutions and raise awareness of local concerns. The army signifies our commitment to protecting and improving society through open communication, ensuring that all perspectives are heard and helping to build a more informed and connected community.