Saudi Students Society of British Columbia

Individual and Family Services • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 1-10 Employees

Company overview

Headquarters	1 Athletes Way, Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 0B1, CA
Website	saudihouse.org
NAICS	6241
Keywords	Community Services, Cultural Events, Volunteer Work, Students Services
Founded	2008
Employees	1-10
Socials

Key Contact at Saudi Students Society of British Columbia

Sssbc President

President

About Saudi Students Society of British Columbia

More than 1000 Saudi students come to Vancouver annually to study at different universities and colleges. The Saudi Students Society of British Columbia (SSSBC) serves all Saudi students throughout their stay in Canada. SSSBC is a non profit organization, its main office is located in Richmond, British Columbia. SSSBC helps students settle in Vancouver on their arrival by guiding them throughout the transition period they go through and helping them find accommodation, cars and furniture. SSSBC keeps students connected to the Saudi Embassy and the Saudi Arabian Cultural Bureau in Ottawa. SSSBC organizes weekly cultural, educational, social (monthly dinners and Eid celebrations..etc) and sports activities (Soccer, Billiard and table tennis tournaments), these activities come after a busy week to relief students and their families and strengthen the bonds among community members. SSSBC leads an important role in educating non-Saudis about the rich culture of Saudi Arabia by organizing lectures and exhibits directed to the Canadian society and participating in various cultural and public events.

Saudi Students Society of British Columbia revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$171,110
Revenue per employee	$86,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Individual and Family Services industry and current estimated revenues	$547,552
Total funding	No funding

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 1-10

Seniority

Employees

Vice President

Funding Data

Saudi Students Society of British Columbia has never raised funding before.