As part of the E-learning project and with support from UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated three centers: Al-Sinaiya, Al-Sinaiya Ahmed Khair, and Al-Sinaiya Sennja and Sinnar in the South Dium area, Port Sudan South Locality, Red Sea State.
In moments filled with challenges, Sadagaat Charity Organization launched a humanitarian initiative full of hope and ambition to support students taking the Sudanese Certificate Examination for the year 2024 in Khartoum State. With determination and an unwavering spirit, efforts were united to provide accommodation, transportation, 35,596 meals, and personal supplies for 8,000 students, as well as exam supervisors, in a scene that reflects the spirit of cooperation and solidarity.
This monumental effort was made possible through a fruitful partnership with UNICEF Sudan, the Ministry of Education, and the Ministry of Social Development in Khartoum State. In a spirit of collaboration and dedication, psychological support was provided to the examinees in cooperation with psychological specialists, and medical clinics were set up in the dormitories in partnership with the Sudanese American Physicians Association (SAPA) across 123 centers. This initiative ensured that every student felt cared for and encouraged toward success.
Sadagaat Charity Organization undertook this initiative believing in its role as a support and aid for students affected by the war and recognizing the immense significance of the Sudanese Certificate Examination in shaping the students' academic and professional futures.
Sadagaat extends heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed to the success of this project and wishes the Sudanese Certificate students the best of luck in their future endeavors, hoping their results exceed expectations.
To every student who couldn’t take the exam this year due to difficult circumstances: be strong, confident that opportunities will come again. And to every female student: despite the hardships, we believe in your ability to rise, and that better days are ahead.
As part of the Safe Spaces project and with support from UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented the Youth Clubs project. The project established 20 clubs in Halfa Locality, Northern State—10 clubs in Halfa Administrative Schools and 10 clubs in Abri Administrative Schools.
The project included the provision of necessary buildings and equipment for the schools, along with 20 school libraries and the training of one supervisor for each club.
The Cultural Day Event at "Al-Hamira Sheikh Sharif" Center as part of the Safe Learning Spaces Activities
Sadagaat Charity Organization organized the Cultural Day at Al-Hamira Sheikh Sharif Center in Dongola, Northern State. The program included poetic and musical performances, as well as theatrical presentations by the center's children. Additionally, a companion exhibition showcased the activities and creations of various associations involved in the center.
During the event, the child "Yusra" delivered a speech on behalf of her peers, thanking Sadagaat Charity Organization and UNICEF Sudan for their continued support and significant efforts in strengthening the role of Al-Hamira Center. Notably, "Yusra" is the president of the Al-Wifaq Club, which includes the different associations of the center.
In his speech, the Director-General of the Ministry of Education, the Acting Minister Mr. Tajani Ibrahim, expressed his gratitude to the children for their creativity and praised the ongoing support provided by Sadgaat Charity Organization.
These activities aim to highlight the importance of education for children, as it is a fundamental pillar for their future, contributing to the development of their abilities and broadening their horizons.
Emergency Water Supply Project for Dongola City
In mid-January 2025, Dongola City experienced attacks targeting power stations, leading to a water supply outage that affected residents, hospitals, and service facilities, creating a significant humanitarian challenge.
In response, Sadagaat Charity Organization rehabilitated five water stations in Dongola by installing solar energy systems in the following areas: Block 22, Block 24, Al-Bustan, Al-Basateen, and Artidi. This initiative was generously funded by Sadagaat-USA, Sadagaat-Canada, Petrolines, and Haggar Group, with a total project budget of $46,640.
These interventions significantly contributed to restoring the water supply, benefiting more than 57,000 people and supporting hospitals and service facilities. These efforts extended previous initiatives at the beginning of the year, which included drilling a groundwater well and installing a solar energy system in Block 18, enhancing the sustainability of water resources in the city.
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the "Hay Al-Zohour" E-Learning Center in Al-Damazin locality.
