Al-Noor Institute for the Blind is a place where boys and girls who have lost their sight continue to learn, grow, and overcome the challenges before them. Though they may not see with their eyes, their determination and vision for a better future remain strong.
The institute relies on four transportation buses to take students to and from school. However, some of the buses are currently out of service, while others require spare parts and comprehensive maintenance. These ongoing breakdowns have disrupted students’ access to regular education.
Sadagaat Charity Organization invites you to help bring these buses back into service — and help restore hope for the institute’s students.
The total estimated cost of maintenance and spare parts is approximately SDG 915,000.
With your support, you can help light their way forward.
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Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented interventions to support children’s return to school and provide more suitable learning environments, helping to sustain the educational process in response to the growing needs of communities affected by humanitarian circumstances
The interventions covered 12 schools in Shendi Locality, River Nile State, and 12 schools in Al Jazirah State. Efforts focused on preparing schools and addressing their essential needs to facilitate the resumption of classes and support children’s return to their classrooms
These interventions contributed to strengthening local communities and expanding children’s opportunities to return to education in a safer and more stable school environment
As part of its efforts to promote the inclusion of people with visual disabilities in society and support their independence and ability to become productive members of their communities, Sadagaat Charity Organization, in coordination with the administration of Al-Noor Institute for the Education of the Blind, implemented a project to provide educational materials in Braille
The project included the printing of 240 Braille books for students in Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4, enabling them to access their curricula in a more accessible format while supporting their continued education and development of essential skills
Coordination was also initiated to print Braille textbooks for secondary school students, as part of ongoing efforts to provide more inclusive educational opportunities for blind students and support their full participation in society
Since 2018, Sadagaat Charity Organization has implemented Accelerated Learning Programs to support children who have dropped out of school, helping them regain access to education and return to the formal education pathway. These programs have enabled children to integrate with their peers and continue their education
The initiatives included supporting examination fees and providing complementary remedial education programs for out-of-school children, helping them address learning gaps and prepare to return to the classroom
The program provided a flexible learning pathway for children who had interrupted their education, supporting their return to school and enabling them to continue their educational journey
