Community connection
Stay connected with Issele-Uku sons, daughters, families, and friends across the United Kingdom.
Membership
Join the Issele-Uku Union UK
Become part of a trusted community for people of Issele-Uku heritage in the United Kingdom: connected by identity, strengthened by participation, and committed to mutual support.
Who can join
Open to eligible individuals and families connected to Issele-Uku.
Membership is intended for people of Issele-Uku heritage, families connected to Issele-Uku, and friends of the community who support the aims, values, and responsibilities of the union.
The union welcomes existing members, new arrivals in the United Kingdom, younger generations reconnecting with their roots, and families who want to remain active in Issele-Uku community life.
Why become a member
Membership is about belonging and participation.
Meetings and events
Take part in union meetings, cultural activities, fundraising events, and community gatherings.
Welfare and support
Be part of a community that encourages mutual care, respect, and support among members and families.
Member resources
Access member updates, approved resources, announcements, and information shared through the union.
How it works
A simple application process.
1
Submit your membership interest form
2
The union reviews your details
3
An executive or membership officer follows up
4
Approved members receive access to member communication channels
Member expectations
A respectful and responsible community.
Support the aims and values of the union
Participate respectfully in meetings and activities
Contribute to community welfare and development where possible
Keep contact details up to date
Respect agreed union governance and community decisions
Pay membership dues as set by the union, confirmed once your application is approved
Membership application
Submit your membership request.
Complete the form and your application will be sent to the union for review. A representative will follow up using the contact details you provide.
Personal information should only be used for union membership administration, communication, and community records.