by Anood | May 17, 2025 | News and Blogs
Organized by Sadagaat Charity Organization with the support of UNICEF Sudan, a community awareness session on child protection in emergencies was held in the Northern State – Halfa Locality.
The session was conducted as part of emergency protection activities in the Ashghal neighborhood of Halfa locality, Northern State.
The session was attended by several social and psychological researchers, along with community facilitators working under the “Saleema” program. Four main awareness topics were presented:
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Awareness of the dangers of landmines and war remnants (explosive and non-explosive):
• Illustrated materials and field explanations were used to describe the types of remnants, safe ways to handle them, and warning signs of danger.
• Leaflets were distributed containing the hotline number 60666 dedicated to reporting landmines and suspicious objects.
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Gender-based violence:
• The types and negative impacts of gender-based violence on individuals and society were explained, as well as protection and support mechanisms.
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Family reunification and unaccompanied children:
• The session emphasized the role of the community and the importance of reporting and cooperating to reunite unaccompanied children with their families.
• Attendees were introduced to the protection and support mechanisms of the “Saleema” program.
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Harmful social practices:
• The session focused specifically on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and child marriage.
• An educational theatrical performance was presented on FGM, highlighting its harmful effects and the risks it poses to girls’ health.
Additionally, awareness messages supporting the “Saleema” program were shared, addressing the importance of child protection, preventing early marriage, and combating gender-based violence.
by Anood | May 6, 2025 | News and Blogs
Sadagaat Charity Organization has launched an innovative peer-to-peer training initiative in Halfa, Northern State. This approach involves training a group of young people or adolescents from the same age group to share knowledge and skills with their peers—creating a sustainable chain of community awareness and education.
This training is part of the organization’s commitment to child protection within its humanitarian efforts. It aims to raise community awareness about protection issues and to foster a safe environment for children and adolescents.
The training covered key protection topics, including:
• Raising awareness about protection concepts and safe touch.
• Understanding gender-based violence (GBV) and how to respond to it.
• Highlighting the dangers of child marriage and its harmful impact on individuals and communities.
Through this program, Sadagaat Charity reaffirms its commitment to strengthening community capacities and empowering young people to actively contribute to protecting themselves and those around them—paving the way for a more informed and safer future.
by Anood | May 1, 2025 | News and Blogs
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization continues to expand its journey in E.Learning by opening a new group of centers that build upon what Sadagaat has already started in other states—affirming its commitment to every child’s right to access education.
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Al-Madina 8 Center – Qaisan Locality
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Abu Duqrin Center – Wad Al-Mahi Locality
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Al-Madina 3 Center – Wad Al-Mahi Locality
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Al-Firdaws Center – Bau Locality
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Dar Al-Salam Center – Al-Damazin Locality
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Block 49 Center – Al-Damazin Locality
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Shan Tashrab Center – Al-Damazin Locality
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Al-Mansoura Center – Al-Roseires Locality
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Al-Amarah Roro Center – Al-Roseires Locality
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Al-Talubah Center – Al-Roseires Locality
by Anood | Apr 25, 2025 | News and Blogs
As part of its ongoing efforts to create meaningful impact and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization has opened several educational centers in Sennar State, targeting children in the most vulnerable communities, driven by the belief that they are the seeds of change and the hope for Sudan’s future.
In Al-Dinder Locality, the following centers have been opened:
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Umm Hagar
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Hilla Salih
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Takina Al-Mahdi
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Al-Inqaz
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Al-Safa
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Bir Al-Hamda
In East Sennar Locality:
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Kassab Al-Ja’aliyeen
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Jah Al-Rasoul
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Hamadna Allah
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Abu Al-Jaili
In Al-Suki Locality:
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Al-Aftah Gharb
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Takina Baqi
In Sennar Locality:
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Hilla Al-Bir
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Madinat Al-Salam
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Abyei
by Anood | Apr 22, 2025 | News and Blogs
As part of its health sector efforts, Sadagaat Charity Organization concluded the activities of the “Early Warning and Response System (EWARS) Workshop” in Dongola Locality, with the participation of 20 trainees. The workshop was supported by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight Organization, in partnership with the Ministry of Health in Northern State.
The workshop aimed to introduce participants to the system and its importance in epidemic surveillance and emergency health response. It focused on building their capacity to efficiently input, analyze, and report data.
Additionally, it sought to enhance skills in early detection and rapid reporting, support evidence-based decision-making, ensure continuity of reporting systems during crises, and encourage coordination between health and community actors to achieve an effective and integrated response.
by Anood | Apr 22, 2025 | News and Blogs
As part of its child protection programs in Wadi Halfa locality, Northern State—and with the support of UNICEF Sudan—ٍSadagaat Charity Organization carried out a series of awareness and educational activities throughout April 2025. These activities targeted various age groups with the aim of:
• Promoting the principles of the Child Protection Program.
• Raising awareness about “Salima” Program, which envisions a society free from harmful practices under the slogan: “Let Her Grow Up Safe and Sound.”
The activities were implemented by a group of social workers and “Salima” program facilitators.
Key outcomes of the awareness campaign:
• 554 beneficiaries reached through the Salima Program.
• 722 children educated on child protection principles.
• 768 individuals reached with awareness on autism spectrum disorder.
• 1,912 individuals educated on the dangers of landmines and explosive remnants of war.
We are contributing to building a brighter present for our children—so they can become the light that leads tomorrow.
