by Anood | Oct 7, 2025 | News and Blogs
After a long period of drought and water shortage, Sadagaat Charity Organization has completed the implementation of the Soba Teaching Hospital Water Station in Khartoum State, with support from Sadagaat USA, bringing water back as a lifeline that carries hope and healing.
The project included the supply and installation of a high-efficiency 20-horsepower submersible pump, along with the establishment of a comprehensive solar energy system to ensure the station’s operation during power outages.
This station is not just a water pump — it is a new lifeline, a symbol of Khartoum’s recovery, and a testament to the power of unity in overcoming crises.
by Anood | Sep 22, 2025 | News and Blogs
Sadagaat Charity Organization has launched a capacity-building program to enhance the efficiency of volunteers in Northern State, as part of its efforts to strengthen voluntary work and develop the skills of young cadres.
The Northern State office has a wide base of male and female volunteers, with more than 350 individuals who have contributed to Ramadan projects and other humanitarian initiatives across various sectors.
The first group of the program was launched with the participation of 20 volunteers, beginning with a workshop on communication skills and the fundamentals of volunteer work. The training sessions will continue to cover community networking, community leadership, as well as training on the protection system and the code of conduct at Sadagaat.
by Anood | Sep 16, 2025 | News and Blogs
After a brutal war that drained both the land and its people, the residents of Buri in Khartoum endured the torment of siege and the bitterness of thirst. Yet life has begun to whisper once more… that Khartoum is healing.
With an unyielding will and the determination of the people of Al-Barari, a spark of hope was ignited. The local community took it upon themselves to build the Buri Al-Mahs Water Station, and the Sadagaat community stepped in to cover the remaining costs.
It is not merely a water well, but a ray of hope that breathes life again—an indication that tomorrow will be better, and that Khartoum, despite all the suffering it has endured, is capable of rising once more… stronger, more radiant, and closer to life.
by Anood | Sep 15, 2025 | News and Blogs
Sadagaat Charity Organization, with the support of UNICEF Sudan and in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Guidance in Gedaref State, has continued its efforts to expand learning opportunities for out-of-school children by inaugurating eight new e-learning centers across the state.
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Al-Rahad Locality (5 centers): Nezama, Malala, Gargoosha, Hajeelija, Sarki Noma
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Central Gedaref Locality (1 center): Dalsa Anja
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Al-Fashaga Locality (2 centers): Wad Hassan 1, Wad Hassan 2
With the addition of these new centers, the total number of e-learning centers in Gedaref State has now reached 21 centers. This milestone marks a significant step forward within the E-Learning Program, which aims to provide children with access to a safe and stimulating learning environment, equipped with modern technological tools, ensuring continuity of education even under the most challenging circumstances.
by Anood | Sep 11, 2025 | News and Blogs
As part of the E-Learning Project, and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated five e-learning centers in Red Sea State – Agig Locality: Aiterba Boys, Aiterba (A), Aiterba (B), Ait, and Andal.
Sadagaat continues its efforts to expand access to education for children, recognizing it as a fundamental right and a key tool for shaping a better tomorrow and building an informed generation capable of facing the challenges of the future.
by Anood | Sep 10, 2025 | News and Blogs
Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented a water station project in Shambat Block 15 – Bahri Locality – Khartoum State, as an ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah) dedicated to the soul of the late Dr. Fouad Nassif Mansour.
The project included: drilling a groundwater well 600 feet deep, installing a 20-horsepower solar pumping system, and carrying out fencing and protection works.
Here in Shambat, Block 15—home to its proud residents—known as “Our Big House,” as its people lovingly call it, a name that reflects their strong bonds and solidarity. Today, they return to write a new chapter of hope, rebuilding their community with unyielding determination.
