In Blue Nile State, where hope blossoms despite challenges, Sadagaat Charity Organization has marked a new milestone toward a brighter future.
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat inaugurated five e-learning centers in the localities of Al-Damazin and Al-Roseires.
These centers are part of the Safe Learning Spaces Project, implemented by the Child Development Foundation (C.d.f) with support from UNICEF Sudan.
In these spaces, children not only receive education, but also find a safe haven that nurtures their spirits through psychosocial, cultural, and recreational activities — helping them reclaim their childhood and inspiring confidence and ambition within them.
The newly inaugurated centers include:
Mukhtar Mohamed Saeed School Center – Bantt Community
Jawairiyah bint Al-Harith School Center – Al-Hijrah Community
Al-Wahda School Center – Qaisan Neighborhood Community
Taha Al-Shayeb School Center – Al-Taloobah Community
As part of its health sector projects, Sadagaat Charity Organization, with support from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight Organization, inaugurated the Dabba Locality Clinic. This clinic is one of seven service delivery points under the project titled “Integrated Life-Saving Health and Nutrition Services” for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities in the Dongola and Dabba localities in Northern State, Sudan.
The clinic provides free services, including doctor consultations, reproductive health services, immunization, mental health care, short-term hospitalization, treatment of minor injuries, as well as laboratory and pharmaceutical services.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by the Executive Director of the locality, the Director of Health Affairs, and members of the local security committee. A public briefing on the project was held, along with a coordination meeting with the center’s staff.
The clinic is expected to serve approximately 800 patients per month, thereby contributing to the improvement of health conditions for both IDPs and host communities in the area.
The Qurbani Project carried out by Sadagaat Charity Organization this year (2025 / 1446 AH) was a vivid reflection of the Sudanese community’s unity during times of hardship. The determination of Sudanese people across the globe to uphold the rituals of Eid and send the value of their sacrifices to Sudan was truly inspiring.
Sudanese across various countries made generous contributions through:
Sadagaat-USA,
Hidaya Foundation,
Sadagaat-Canada,
Sadagaat UK,
IDRF Canada, in addition to Sudanese donors in other countries.
Allah Almighty said: "That they may witness benefits for themselves and mention the name of Allah on known days over what He has provided for them of [sacrificial] animals. So eat of them and feed the poor and the needy." [Qur’an 22:28]
By the grace of Allah, Sadagaat Charity Organization was able to purchase, distribute, and slaughter:
491 cows
220 sheep
across 12 cities, sites, and neighborhoods in 8 states of Sudan: Khartoum, River Nile, South Kordofan, North Kordofan, Al Gezira, North Darfur, Sennar, and Kassala.
This year, the total number of beneficiaries reached approximately 138,000 people across Sudan.
Sadagaat community extends deep gratitude to everyone who contributed to this cause — individuals, organizations, and initiatives. We especially thank our local partners in the states who worked tirelessly day and night to ensure the Qurbani reached those most in need.
We pray that the contributions of our generous donors have helped ease the burden of war on displaced families and those in need — and that the smiles of children have drawn for us the path toward a brighter future.
Sadagaat Charity Organization, with support from UNICEF Sudan, continues its journey to secure a dignified future for the children of Sudan by inaugurating three new e-learning centers in Blue Nile State:
Al-Azaza Community Center – Al-Roseires Locality: A story of giving brought to life by the local community. Some residents donated their livestock to support the construction and sustainability of the center, exemplifying community-driven empowerment.
Al-Aqaqir Center – Bau Locality: A step toward enabling local communities with the tools of learning and knowledge.
Abu Ramad Center – Damazin Locality: The inauguration included awareness activities on the harms of child marriage, delivered through puppet shows and theatrical performances, which were well-received by local leaders.
With these additions, the number of e-learning centers established by Sadagaat in Blue Nile State has reached 20 centers, with a total capacity of 1,800 children. These efforts are grounded in the belief that children are the compass of tomorrow—and that providing them with a fair opportunity to learn is an investment in a future worthy of their dreams.
As part of the E-Learning Project, and with support from UNICEF Sudan and in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Guidance, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated 10 e-learning centers in Sennar State, across the localities of Sennar, El-Suki, and Sinja. The centers include:
Al-Fath Center
Hilla Al-Bir 2 Center
Al-Marfa’ 1 Center
Al-Marfa’ 2 Center
Al-Nourania 2 Center
Al-Abbasia Center
Al-Afta’h North Center
Hilla Yousif Center
Alu Center
Tayba Center
The program included meetings with the education committees at the centers, in addition to awareness sessions to introduce the local communities to the project—aimed at strengthening the role of education in empowering children and building a better future for them.
Within the Health Sector, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the “Maragha/Al-Deem Health Center” in Dongola Locality – Northern State, with support from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight Organization.
The center aims to enhance the availability of health and nutrition services for the local population and contribute to improving universal health coverage in the state.
It represents a significant addition that strengthens access to essential healthcare services, including immunization, reproductive health, nutrition, diagnostic, and curative services, which will positively impact the well-being and stability of the community.
