Sadagaat Charity Organization, with support from Sadagaat-USA, provided round-trip transportation for 155 displaced children from El Fasher who were residing at Al-Azhari Al-Affad Shelter in Al-Dabbah Locality, throughout the period of the Primary School Certificate Examinations
The project ensured the children could safely travel to the examination center at Abdul Rahman Salukab Primary School, enabling them to sit for their examinations and continue their education despite the difficult circumstances they experienced during displacement
The children sat for the Primary School Certificate Examinations as part of efforts to support the continuity of education for children affected by displacement and help them pursue their education and build a better future
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.
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented a Psychosocial Support Project for Basic Education Certificate students in Wadi Halfa, Northern State.
Through the initiative, social and psychological specialists provided emotional and moral support to students during the exam period, aiming to reduce stress and boost self-confidence.
The support activities included motivational individual and group talks, distribution of encouraging messages to inspire perseverance and excellence, and stress-relief exercises such as writing down fears and letting go of anxiety. The event concluded with a “Wishing Box,” where students wrote their personal wishes and aspirations for success—both for themselves and their peers.
This year, 1,414 students sat for the Basic Education Certificate exams in Halfa Unit (646 boys and 768 girls), and 725 students in Abri Unit (363 boys and 362 girls).
To ensure students received the maximum benefit, 10 social and psychological specialists were deployed across exam centers—two in each Halfa center and one in each of the two Abri centers.
Through these simple yet inspiring initiatives, Sadagaat Charity Organization continues to play an active role in creating a supportive learning environment that fosters hope and confidence in a brighter future.
Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented a project to support Sudanese Certificate students. The support included transporting students to safe areas so they could sit for their exams in peace, providing meals, purchasing and distributing blankets, and supplying winter clothing. In addition, the project facilitated the work of psychologists to provide mental health support to the students.
The project cost amounted to $35,000.
July 2025
Sadagaat Charity Organization concluded a humanitarian initiative to support Sudanese Certificate students in Khartoum State and North Kordofan State – El Obeid city, aiming to provide a more stable environment for students during the exam period.
In Khartoum State: With support from Sadagaat USA, the organization provided water supplies and environmental sanitation materials in 22 exam centers distributed across 6 localities: Khartoum, Bahri, Omdurman, East Nile, Ombada, and Jebel Awlia, benefiting 4,486 students.
In El Obeid – North Kordofan: With support from Sadagaat Canada, the organization operated a central kitchen to provide two daily meals throughout the exam period in 7 boarding schools, targeting 2,500 students from North and South Kordofan.
The total number of beneficiaries reached 6,986 students, while the project cost was approximately 60 million Sudanese pounds.
This initiative came from Sadagaat Charity Organization’s belief in its role in providing assistance and support to students affected by the war, and in commitment to supporting their educational journey during one of the most important stages of their lives.
The organization extended its sincere gratitude and appreciation to all who contributed to the success of this humanitarian project, wishing all students success, excellence, and achievement in their exams, and that their efforts be crowned with outstanding results beyond expectations.
April 2026
Sadagaat Charity Organization continued its support for Sudanese Certificate students, enabling them to confidently pass this critical stage by providing the necessary support during the exam period.
With support from Sadagaat USA and Sadagaat Canada, the organization provided daily meals for 3,500 students during the exam period in Sennar State and North Kordofan State. It also supported 9 exam centers with water and environmental sanitation services, contributing to a healthy and safe environment for students.
Training on early intervention and detection for children with disabilities includes understanding the types of disabilities and effective ways to address them. The training also covered personal hygiene for children, nutrition, how infections are transmitted and prevented, and emphasizes mental health for children with disabilities.
Sadagaat Charity Organization works to expand access to education through E-learning solutions, enabling children to continue their education in communities where access to traditional schooling is challenging. Through partnerships with local and international organizations, Sadagaat implements a range of educational initiatives that respond to community needs and support the continuity of learning
Sadagaat’s interventions in this area include the E-learning Project in the Northern State, the Thabat Project in the Northern State and Kassala State, and the Makana Project, which supports 43 schools. Through these initiatives, partners contribute across different areas to strengthen the quality of education and expand access to learning opportunities
In the Northern State, the E-learning network has expanded to more than 100 E-learning centers, providing more children with access to educational content and enabling them to continue learning in educational environments close to their communities. These centers are also complemented by children’s clubs and activities, which provide safe spaces for learning, interaction, and skills development, supporting children’s development beyond academic learning
These initiatives demonstrate the importance of partnerships in developing more sustainable and context-appropriate educational solutions. They also strengthen Sadagaat’s capacity to work with local and international partners and leverage diverse expertise and resources to reach more children and support their right to education
Through these efforts, Sadagaat aims to make education more accessible and sustainable, using digital solutions and effective partnerships to create learning opportunities that reach children wherever they are
