Sadagaat Charity Organization distributed Ramadan food baskets to approximately 11,020 vulnerable and underprivileged families across Khartoum State, as part of its efforts to support families and help meet their essential needs during the holy month of Ramadan.
Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented the “Strong Girls, Strong Communities” project to support girls and expand their opportunities to continue their education through educational support and capacity building for personnel working in alternative education, literacy, and adult education
The project included the distribution of educational supplies to girls in Gezira and River Nile States, as well as the training of 40 alternative education facilitators in Bahri Locality, Khartoum State, strengthening their capacity to provide more effective educational support
The project also included training on the management of literacy and adult education programs, as well as campaigns to support national registration for children in Red Sea State. These efforts contributed to improving children’s access to official documentation and strengthening their opportunities to access essential services and education
Through these interventions, Sadagaat supported girls and children while strengthening the educational and community environments that enable them to continue learning and developing. The project contributed to creating greater opportunities for children to build a better future and for communities to become stronger and more resilient
The project involves completing the water station in the village and includes:
The project is expected to benefit approximately 2,000 people in the village, in addition to supporting the local livestock population.
The Red Sea State faces significant challenges in ensuring a reliable supply of oxygen for critically ill patients, particularly at Osman Digna Hospital in Port Sudan.
The hospital receives approximately 120,000 patients each month, but has only 22 oxygen cylinders available. The hospital requires an average of 20 cylinders per day, which are transported from Khartoum for refilling. This exposes the cylinders to transportation risks and often results in delays in delivery.
To ensure an uninterrupted oxygen supply, Sadagaat is calling on you to support the establishment of the Oxygen Generator Project at Osman Digna Hospital in Port Sudan.
The project will help address the oxygen shortage across the state by producing 45 cubic meters of oxygen per hour, enough to meet the oxygen needs of the Red Sea State.
Your donation can save a life.
Project Cost: USD 240,000
Donations can be made through the following accounts:
