As part of the “Resilience and Recovery Support Project for Returnees and Host Communities” in East Nile locality, Khartoum State, Sudan, and with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Wad Al-Bashir Water Station, Block 1, providing clean water to around 5,000 people.
The project included the installation of a 15-horsepower solar energy system, rehabilitation of the elevated water tank, as well as fencing and protection works.
The project is expected to make a tangible difference in the lives of beneficiaries by providing reliable access to clean water, positively impacting public health and easing the burden of water access, especially among returnees and host communities. Solar energy solutions also help reduce operational costs and ensure efficient, long-term sustainability of the service.
As part of the “Resilience and Recovery Support Project for Returnees and Host Communities” in East Nile locality, Khartoum State, Sudan, and with support from UNDP Sudan, Sadaqat Charity Organization inaugurated the Al-Wahda Water Station, Block 9 (Kosovo), providing clean water to around 25,000 individuals.
The project included the installation of a 20-horsepower solar energy system, rehabilitation of the elevated water tank, as well as fencing and protection works.
The project is expected to improve access to clean and safe water and enhance public health and quality of life, especially for returnees and families in host communities. The use of solar energy also strengthens service sustainability, ensuring a reliable water supply over the long term.
Providing a stable water source represents a fundamental step toward recovery, stability, and building more resilient communities in the face of challenges.
1,988,900 iftar meals… and 126,258 beneficiaries across 19 cities in 10 states.
This is the impact of the “Ramadan Al-Khair” project launched by Sadagaat Charity Organization throughout the blessed month of Ramadan, reaching thousands of fasting individuals and families through iftar meals and Ramadan food packages—made possible by the support of partners, donors, and the dedicated efforts of volunteers.
Ramadan Iftar Meals:
1,988,900 iftar meals
74,772 fasting individuals Across 7 cities in 6 states: Al-Afadh Camp (Al-Dabbah), Tawila, Shendi, Atbara, Kosti, El-Obeid, and Al-Dilling.
Ramadan Food Packages:
51,486 beneficiaries
10,297 Ramadan packages Across 12 cities in 5 states: Khartoum, Jebel Aulia, Bahri, Karari, Merowe, Dongola, Kassala, Halfa, Al-Damazin, Wad Madani, East Gazira, and Al-Hasahisa.
Ramadan has passed… but the impact of giving remains.
Our deepest thanks and appreciation to our partners, as well as all initiatives, community kitchens, and volunteers who contributed to this blessed work.
Sadagaat Charity Organization, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Guidance and the Adult Education Department in Kassala State, and with support from UNICEF Sudan, concluded the “Bridging Workshop for Facilitators of E-Learning Centers” in Kassala and New Halfa localities, with the participation of 51 facilitators (male and female).
During the past period, the facilitators contributed to enrolling around 3,035 children who were out of school into e-learning centers, in preparation for integrating them into formal education through bridging exams.
The bridging exams are scheduled to be held before the start of the new academic year in Kassala State, in May 2026.
Sadagaat Concludes Teaching Methodology Bridging Workshop in Gedaref State
Under the education pillar and with support from UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization has concluded a “Bridging on Teaching Methodology” workshop in Gedaref State, attended by 35 facilitators from e-learning centers.
The workshop aimed to strengthen the capacities of facilitators and prepare them for the transitional phase of using classroom boards during the bridging stage. It covered key topics including teaching methodologies, lesson planning, active learning strategies, understanding the psychological characteristics of adolescent learners, classroom management skills, and practical model lessons.
A total of 3,618 students are being integrated into the formal education system, with the academic year scheduled to begin on Sunday, May 3, 2026. This cohort represents the first group from 35 centers out of 65 across the state.
This step reflects Sadagaat Charity Organization’s ongoing commitment to developing and implementing strategies that reintegrate out-of-school children—transitioning them from e-learning centers into formal schools through the bridging program.
