The Trustees are from diverse backgrounds and cover a wide age range as well as geographical area but share between them a passion for the fulfilment of the core objectives of the Trust.

1. To celebrate 300 years of Sikhism nationally in the year 2000 and its contribution to British society to date.
1. To raise awareness among British Sikhs nationally of opportunities to serve the whole community through public life, governance and voluntary effort.
2. To provide a vehicle for the Sikh community to be accessed and contribute to national consultation and decision making processes.
3. To assist in the mutual understanding of various religions, cultures and values.