Inauguration of E-Learning Centers in Red Sea State

Inauguration of E-Learning Centers in Red Sea State

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.

Transportation of Intermediate School Students

Transportation of Intermediate School Students

Sadagaat community, in collaboration with the “Yalla Naqra Educational Initiative,” sponsored the transportation of 114 students (boys and girls) from East Nile Locality – Al-Salam Sector to Al-Jadeed area in Al-Kamlin Locality, Al-Jazirah State, to sit for the intermediate certificate examinations hosted there.

The project was implemented during the last five days of the examination period, using three transportation vehicles that ensured the students’ safe commute to and from the exam centers, in addition to covering allowances for the accompanying supervisors.

The project included students from:

  • Alawiya Mohamed Al-Faki Primary School for Girls

  • Hira Boys School – Dar Al-Salam (1)

  • Abu Faris School

Sadagaat Charity Organization believes that children are the future of the nation. That’s why it continues to support their educational journey, despite challenges — opening for them pathways of hope and knowledge.

Inauguration of E-Learning Centers in Omdurman

Inauguration of E-Learning Centers in Omdurman

Children are the seeds of the nation’s future, and education is the bridge that leads us toward a better tomorrow. Despite the challenges Khartoum has faced in recent times, the city is once again coming back to life, carrying with it the promise of hope through projects that restore future generations’ right to learn and thrive.

With support from UNICEF Sudan, and in partnership with the Ministry of Education and the Humanitarian Aid Commission, Sadagaat Charity Organization has inaugurated 10 e-learning centers in several schools across Omdurman Locality:

1. Umbada Locality – Al-Amir Unit:

  • Asma Bint Abi Bakr School

  • Al-Shaheed Al-Waseela Al-Daw School

  • Sumaya Bint Al-Khayyat School

  • Al-Zahraa School

  • Omar Ibn Al-Khattab School

2. Karari Locality – Al-Futuhat Unit:

  • Al-Fath (1) Block 18 School

  • Al-Fath (2) Block 1 School

3. Karari Locality – Al-Thawra East Unit:

  • Al-Qalaa (33) School

  • Al-Hara 8 School

  • Special Needs School (People of Determination)

These centers are beacons of hope that illuminate children’s paths, ensuring that Khartoum remains a city full of life, with its young generations carrying the torch of knowledge and enlightenment toward a promising future.

Soba Teaching Hospital Water Station

Soba Teaching Hospital Water Station

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.

Outreach Nutrition Activity

Outreach Nutrition Activity

This activity is considered one of the most prominent initiatives of the Nutrition Program in Dongola Locality – Northern State. The nutrition team goes beyond the boundaries of the center into remote neighborhoods and densely populated areas to ensure that nutrition services reach children in need.

The team’s role is not limited to providing nutrition services alone. Midwives, immunization technicians, and health promoters also take part in these activities, working together to deliver awareness and educational sessions that help raise health knowledge and promote positive behaviors within the community.

The Multi-Sectoral Emergency Response Project

The Multi-Sectoral Emergency Response Project

As part of the Multi-Sectoral Emergency Response Project (Access Services to Enhance Health), supported by MedGlobal through the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF), Sadagaat Charity Organization held an orientation meeting for volunteers in Al-Dabba locality, Northern State.

The meeting aimed to introduce the project, outline the activity plan, and clarify the roles assigned to the volunteers. During the session, emphasis was placed on the importance of commitment and active participation in the upcoming health activities.

Additionally, a training workshop was conducted in Al-Dabba locality, targeting 25 male and female volunteers. The workshop covered communication skills, basic health practices, and focused on health awareness topics related to dengue fever, cholera, and personal hygiene. This comes as part of efforts to enhance health awareness within local communities and prepare for the upcoming field campaigns.

The project aims to raise health awareness levels, improve environmental sanitation services, and distribute life-saving supplies to children under five years old, targeting several areas within Al-Dabba locality, Northern State.