Sadagaat Charity Organization, with the support of UNICEF Sudan, continued its efforts to promote education and empower communities. In Omdurman city—specifically in Umbada Locality, Al-Amir Administrative Unit—a new dawn of hope and knowledge began with the inauguration of three e-learning centers at:
• Anas Ibn Malik School (Boys) • Al-Shaheed Hamad School (Girls) • Badr Al-Kubra School (Boys)
The efforts extended further into Omdurman Locality, where hope echoed again with the opening of additional e-learning centers at:
• Al-Ahliyya School (Boys) • Rabaa Al-Adawiya School (Girls) • Abrof School (Girls) • Al-Qamayir School (Girls) • Wad Nubawi School (Boys)
The e-learning project opens doors of hope for dozens of children, allowing them to dream again… to learn, explore, and create a brighter tomorrow.
Because every computer, every book, and every window to the world could be the beginning of a story— A story of a child who was just waiting for a chance.
Sadagaat Charity Organization concluded a series of training workshops under the project "Provision of Integrated Life-Saving Health and Nutrition Services for IDPs and Host Communities" in the localities of Dongola and Dabba, targeting 200 trainees in total.
As part of this series, Sadagaat conducted a workshop on “Psychological First Aid” in Dongola Locality, with the participation of 20 trainees, supported by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight Organization, and in partnership with the Ministry of Health in Northern State.
The workshop aimed to enhance the capacity of humanitarian and health workers in providing initial psychological support during crises. It focused on raising awareness about the importance of mental health, equipping participants with the knowledge and basic skills to assist individuals affected by psychological trauma, and enabling them to offer psychological first aid. It also aimed to build a community support network capable of providing an initial response to psychological stress and behavioral disorders resulting from disasters or conflicts.
In Blue Nile State, where hope blossoms despite challenges, Sadagaat Charity Organization has marked a new milestone toward a brighter future.
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat inaugurated five e-learning centers in the localities of Al-Damazin and Al-Roseires.
These centers are part of the Safe Learning Spaces Project, implemented by the Child Development Foundation (C.d.f) with support from UNICEF Sudan.
In these spaces, children not only receive education, but also find a safe haven that nurtures their spirits through psychosocial, cultural, and recreational activities — helping them reclaim their childhood and inspiring confidence and ambition within them.
The newly inaugurated centers include:
Mukhtar Mohamed Saeed School Center – Bantt Community
Jawairiyah bint Al-Harith School Center – Al-Hijrah Community
Al-Wahda School Center – Qaisan Neighborhood Community
Taha Al-Shayeb School Center – Al-Taloobah Community
The Qurbani Project carried out by Sadagaat Charity Organization this year (2025 / 1446 AH) was a vivid reflection of the Sudanese community’s unity during times of hardship. The determination of Sudanese people across the globe to uphold the rituals of Eid and send the value of their sacrifices to Sudan was truly inspiring.
Sudanese across various countries made generous contributions through:
Sadagaat-USA,
Hidaya Foundation,
Sadagaat-Canada,
Sadagaat UK,
IDRF Canada, in addition to Sudanese donors in other countries.
Allah Almighty said: "That they may witness benefits for themselves and mention the name of Allah on known days over what He has provided for them of [sacrificial] animals. So eat of them and feed the poor and the needy." [Qur’an 22:28]
By the grace of Allah, Sadagaat Charity Organization was able to purchase, distribute, and slaughter:
491 cows
220 sheep
across 12 cities, sites, and neighborhoods in 8 states of Sudan: Khartoum, River Nile, South Kordofan, North Kordofan, Al Gezira, North Darfur, Sennar, and Kassala.
This year, the total number of beneficiaries reached approximately 138,000 people across Sudan.
Sadagaat community extends deep gratitude to everyone who contributed to this cause — individuals, organizations, and initiatives. We especially thank our local partners in the states who worked tirelessly day and night to ensure the Qurbani reached those most in need.
We pray that the contributions of our generous donors have helped ease the burden of war on displaced families and those in need — and that the smiles of children have drawn for us the path toward a brighter future.
The Qurbani Project carried out by Sadagaat Charity Organization this year (2025 / 1446 AH) was a vivid reflection of the Sudanese community’s unity during times of hardship. The determination of Sudanese people across the globe to uphold the rituals of Eid and send the value of their sacrifices to Sudan was truly inspiring.
Sudanese across various countries made generous contributions through:
Sadagaat-USA,
Hidaya Foundation,
Sadagaat-Canada,
Sadagaat UK,
IDRF Canada, in addition to Sudanese donors in other countries.
Allah Almighty said: “That they may witness benefits for themselves and mention the name of Allah on known days over what He has provided for them of [sacrificial] animals. So eat of them and feed the poor and the needy.” [Qur’an 22:28]
By the grace of Allah, Sadagaat Charity Organization was able to purchase, distribute, and slaughter:
491 cows
220 sheep
across 12 cities, sites, and neighborhoods in 8 states of Sudan: Khartoum, River Nile, South Kordofan, North Kordofan, Al Gezira, North Darfur, Sennar, and Kassala.
This year, the total number of beneficiaries reached approximately 138,000 people across Sudan.
Sadagaat community extends deep gratitude to everyone who contributed to this cause — individuals, organizations, and initiatives. We especially thank our local partners in the states who worked tirelessly day and night to ensure the Qurbani reached those most in need.
We pray that the contributions of our generous donors have helped ease the burden of war on displaced families and those in need — and that the smiles of children have drawn for us the path toward a brighter future.
