The Bridging Program represents a key stage in supporting children’s return to formal education. It prepares them to transition from alternative learning programs to formal schools based on their academic levels. Sadagaat Charity Organization implements an e-learning program with the support of UNICEF Sudan. After completing the program, children transition to a paper-and-pencil-based learning phase designed to strengthen their academic knowledge and skills and prepare them for formal education. As part of the Bridging Program, and with the support of SadagaatUSA, children take a bridging examination that helps determine the appropriate grade level for each child according to their educational level, paving the way for their return to school and continuation of their formal education. The Bridging Program is part of Sadaqat Charitable Organization’s efforts to provide flexible learning pathways for children and support their right to access education and continue their learning journey, contributing to a more hopeful and stable future.
Because every child who returns to the classroom takes another step toward a better future.
Hamed Mortada Kamal was a member of the Sea Scouts and a dedicated volunteer with Sadagaat Charity Organization. He was deeply committed to Sudan and its people, and was known for his generosity, compassion, and kind spirit.with his passing, we lost a valued and cherished volunteer. In his memory, his family and friends chose to preserve his legacy through a lasting act of goodness. With their generous support, Sadagaat inaugurated the Al-Hujaj Village Water Station in Sennar Locality as a Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charitable contribution) dedicated to his soul. The project included the installation of a 7.5 kW solar power system to operate a 10-horsepower submersible pump, in addition to fencing and protective infrastructure to safeguard the facility.
At Al-Azhari School, Block 12, in Jabal Awliya Locality, students go to their classrooms every day carrying their books and dreams of a better future. However, the environment in which they receive their education requires significant attention and improvement.
The classrooms need rehabilitation, the offices need repairs, and the school fence needs to be rebuilt. There is also a need for clean drinking water and adequate sanitation facilities.
Sadaqat Charitable Organization is implementing a rehabilitation project at Al-Azhari School, Block 12, in Jabal Awliya Locality, in partnership with Sudan NextGen. The project aims to provide a better and more suitable learning environment for students and teachers.
The project includes rehabilitating classrooms and offices, rebuilding the school fence, providing water coolers, and constructing bathrooms.
As part of the E-Learning Project in Red Sea State, and with the support of UNICEF Sudan and the World Bank, Sadagaat Charity Organization has opened four e-learning centers in Haya Locality, in partnership with the State Ministry of Education and the local e-learning education supervisor.
In the rural areas of Tendleti, White Nile State, Sudan, access to safe water remains a daily challenge for many families
There is a water station in the area, but it is currently out of service, forcing residents to travel long distances in search of water
Every day, women and children carry the burden of this journey — walking long distances for a drop of water, while an entire community waits for its water source to return
Sadagaat Charity Organization is opening the door for contributions to rehabilitate the Al-Sinat well and restore the water station, bringing back a nearby and safe source of water for the people of the village and surrounding communities, benefiting approximately 11,500 people
The project costs $37,984 and includes drilling and rehabilitation works, installation of casing pipes, water filters, and a submersible pump
Give what you can and help bring this essential source of life back into service
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