As part of the E-learning project supported by UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization launched an e-learning center in the safe spaces for children at Dugaim School in Halfa locality, Northern State.
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Sadagaat Charity Organization organized a health education and emergency workshop for cholera prevention, attended by 32 volunteers in Dongola, Northern State.
The workshop aims to raise awareness about public health, understand the importance and role of health education for individuals and communities, as well as to learn about cholera, its causes, treatment, and prevention measures.
In collaboration with Cisco Networking Academy, Sadagaat Charity Organization has launched the “Sudanese Learning Hub” online education platform.
The platform aims to enable Sudanese students to access dozens of training courses for free, in recognition of the situation caused by the war, which has led to the suspension of universities in Sudan.
“Sudanese Learning Hub” platform offers a diverse range of IT courses with free global certificates from Cisco Academy, helping young people compete in the job market. The courses are divided into self-paced learning and instructor-led sessions to facilitate the learning process.
Sadagaat aims to pave the way for Sudanese students to continue their journey in education and knowledge, equipping them with the latest advancements in information technology.
You can start the self-paced courses through the following link:
https://sadagaat-usa.org/sudanese…/cisco-network-academy/
The Safe Spaces Project, in partnership with UNICEF Sudan, provides psychological and social support to children while equipping them with new life skills. This initiative targets children aged 4 to 18 in displacement centers.
The project includes training teachers to offer psychological and social support, develop life skills, and provide education in emergencies and Alternative Learning Programs.
The concept of safe spaces is to create a child-friendly environment that helps them cope with current challenges, offering support and aiding their learning.
For children aged 4 to 7, the safe spaces provide opportunities for playing, drawing, singing, and social interaction with peers.
For those aged 8 to 14, the program includes Alternative Learning in Arabic and mathematics, along with life skills development to help them form new friendships and face emerging challenges.
For those aged from 15 to 18, safe spaces focus on skill development through clubs and specialized mentors.
