Behind every school bag is a student with dreams to pursue and ambitions that grow with each day of learning. Providing essential school supplies is one way to support girls as they continue their educational journey.
At Al-Khogalab Girls’ School in Khartoum State, Sadaagaat Charity Organization distributed 593 school bags to primary and intermediate school students, with support from Sadagaat-USA.
The initiative aims to ease some of the financial burden on students’ families and provide essential supplies to help girls continue their education. By addressing some of their school-related needs, the initiative supports their continued learning and helps them work towards their aspirations.
We support their steps today so they can keep learning and move closer to the future they aspire to.
The impact of war has extended beyond the walls of Al Amal Institute.
For years, Al Amal Institute for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing has provided an educational space for hundreds of children, offering them opportunities to learn, communicate, and discover their abilities. However, the war has caused significant damage to the institute’s building, affecting the safe and supportive learning environment these children need to continue their education.
Despite these challenges, 269 children continue their education at the institute, striving to maintain their learning journey amid the difficult circumstances caused by the war.
With USD 14,555, the institute can be rehabilitated and its learning environment improved, enabling it to continue providing a space for education, communication, and support for children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Sadaagaat Charity Organization invites donors and supporters to contribute to the rehabilitation of Al Amal Institute, helping uphold children’s right to education and enabling them to continue learning, developing their abilities, and working towards a future with greater opportunities.
Sadaagaat Charity Organization has concluded a training course for 50 participants from eight women’s agricultural associations in Bahri Locality, Khartoum State, as part of the Resilience and Recovery Initiative.
The training covered cooperative working approaches and practical skills designed to strengthen women’s capacity to address challenges and develop their agricultural and productive enterprises, supporting the continuity and improvement of their activities.
The participants are expected to share the knowledge and experience gained with other members of their respective associations, extending the benefits of the training and strengthening the associations’ capacity to develop their agricultural activities and address challenges affecting production.
The initiative is supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP Sudan), in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Resources and Irrigation in Khartoum State and the Humanitarian Aid Commission.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has concluded a training workshop on gender-based violence (GBV) case management in Al-Dabbah, Northern State, as part of its Clinics Project, supported by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF). The workshop brought together 40 professionals working in the protection sector.
The training covered key approaches to managing GBV cases, from receiving and understanding survivors’ needs to providing appropriate support and referring them to specialized services when necessary. It also emphasized the importance of safety, confidentiality, and responses that respect the needs of affected individuals.
The workshop was conducted under the Protection component of the Clinics Project, with the aim of strengthening practitioners’ capacities and improving the quality of protection services provided to beneficiaries.
Through these activities, Sadagaat Charity Organization continues to support frontline teams and strengthen their ability to deliver appropriate, safe, and needs-based services to affected communities.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has concluded a training workshop on cholera and dengue case management in Al-Dabbah, Northern State, with support from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF). The workshop brought together 40 healthcare workers.
The training focused on strengthening participants’ knowledge and skills in identifying and managing cholera and dengue cases, supporting their ability to respond more effectively in line with appropriate health practices and contributing to broader efforts to prevent and control the spread of epidemic diseases.
The workshop forms part of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s ongoing health interventions aimed at building healthcare workers’ capacities and strengthening the readiness of health facilities to respond to the needs of affected communities, ultimately supporting improvements in the quality of healthcare services.
