Sadagaat Charity Organization has inaugurated Al-Salam Qoushabi Water Station in Al-Dabba Locality, Northern State, with generous support from Sadagaat-USA to provide clean water for more than 2,500 people.
The project included drilling a groundwater well, supplying and installing a solar power system with a capacity of 10 horsepower, a 24-cubic-meter water tank, as well as fencing and protective works.
Relying on solar energy was a vital solution to the water crisis amid frequent power outages in Northern State. The station has contributed to stabilizing the water supply and ensuring its sustainable delivery to residents of the area and neighboring regions.
As part of the education sector and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization has implemented a remarkable humanitarian initiative by distributing clothing for children, as well as essential supplies for girls and protective mosquito nets, in several shelter centers in Wadi Halfa locality, Northern State.
These centers included the college, dormitory, youth hostel, Quranic school, and Nubian theater.
This initiative aims to alleviate the suffering of displaced families and provide essential needs for children and girls, reaffirming the organization’s commitment to supporting education and protecting health in the most vulnerable communities. The project is expected to have a positive impact by contributing to improve the living conditions of displaced individuals, providing protection from mosquito-borne diseases through the distribution of nets, and enhancing educational opportunities for children by supplying them with clothing and essential materials that enable them to continue their education in a more stable environment.
As part of the E-Learning Project supported by UNICEF, Sadagaat Charity Organization installed four solar energy systems for four new community centers in preparation for their inauguration in Blue Nile State.
The centers include:
Al-Mansoura and Al-Imara Roro Centers in North Al-Roseires
Sadagaat-Canada organized an awareness evening in the city of Calgary, with widespread participation from the Sudanese community residing in Canada. The event aimed to highlight the organization's relief and educational efforts in support of the Sudanese community, with the involvement and contributions of Sudanese expatriates, particularly amid the ongoing severe humanitarian crises in Sudan.
During the event, a representative of the organization showcased key humanitarian projects implemented on the ground, ranging from the provision of urgent aid for displaced persons, educational, health, and feeding programs, to initiatives supporting the populations most affected by the conflict.
Attendees emphasized the vital role these projects play in saving lives and alleviating suffering.
The project targets Dongola Block 24 in the Northern State, where the area suffers from a lack of clean, safe, and sufficient water to meet the needs of residents and newcomers. This shortage is due to the targeting of electricity stations in the Northern States, which went out of service and consequently affected water supply for both households and public services.
The project aims to provide access to clean and improved water sources to help meet the pressing needs in Dongola City by installing a solar power system to operate an 18.75 kW submersible pump, along with fencing and protection works.
