Sadagaat organized a training workshop for nutrition personnel on the Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) protocol, with support from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight Organization, and in collaboration with the Ministry of Health in Northern State.
The aim of the workshop is to enhance the efficiency of nutrition personnel by equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver effective nutrition services. The training targets 200 personnel and volunteers across five centers in Dongola locality, contributing to reducing malnutrition rates and improving the health status of children and mothers in the region.
This workshop marks a pivotal step in a series of specialized training sessions that Sadagaat is implementing in the fields of health and nutrition, including:
Workshop on Infant and Young Child Feeding Protocol (IYCF)
Training for Nutrition Volunteers on Community-Based Management of Malnutrition
Workshop on Psychological First Aid
Workshop on Early Warning Alert and Response System (EWARS)
Workshop on Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses (IMCI)
These efforts fall under Sadagaat’s strategic health pillar to ensure the efficient and sustainable delivery of nutrition and health services to those in need.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has been selected among 1,048 development organizations from 12 countries to participate in the international Tadamon Program, overseen by a prestigious jury that includes experts from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), and the Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD).
This selection comes in recognition of the organization’s pioneering efforts in the “Feeding” sector through its Central Kitchens Project, which offers innovative and sustainable solutions to the food security crisis in Sudan.
It is worth noting that this program aims to enhance the capabilities of organizations in addressing developmental challenges, developing effective solutions to ensure food security, providing professional guidance and funding, building strategic partnerships, and achieving long-term impact in the most vulnerable communities.
This achievement reflects our commitment to innovation and impactful humanitarian work, and contributes to strengthening our efforts to combat food crises and build a more sustainable future.
With gratitude to Allah and by his grace, we are honored to share with you the Sadagaat Charity Organization’s Annual Report for the year 2024—a year filled with stories of hope and resilience, despite the harsh realities facing Sudan.
Through your support, you have proven that humanity knows no bounds, and that your solidarity has the power to turn suffering into opportunities for rebuilding.
Key Achievements in 2024:
• 65 million hot meals provided nourishment and hope across 11 Sudanese states. Our volunteers worked under unprecedented security challenges, defying the risks to ensure meals reached every person in need.
• 40 development, humanitarian, and relief projects were implemented within Sadagaat’s core areas of work: food aid, water supply, sanitation and hygiene, health, education, and disaster response. These projects, with a total cost of approximately $11 million USD, targeted those displaced and affected by war, helping to meet essential needs and improve quality of life.
• 55,932 children resumed their education through our e-learning platforms, after war deprived them of access to schools. We created learning opportunities in the harshest of conditions—whether in shelters, host communities, or even under tents—because we believe that education must never stop, no matter the challenges.
• 17 rehabilitated water stations brought clean water within reach of 232,264 people, who had long struggled to secure their daily water needs from distant or unsafe sources.
• Through your generous donations and compassion, Sadagaat reached 1,183,018 people across Sudan. Every hot meal, every drop of water, every medical service, and every educational opportunity provided was made possible by your support. You were our partners in making a difference and driving positive change in their lives.
• The solidarity of Sudanese people, both inside and outside the country, played a significant role in alleviating the burden of war. Their contributions increased by 534% compared to the previous year—an incredible act of generosity amidst immense challenges. These contributions were not just figures, but lives transformed: families living with dignity, children continuing their education, and communities strengthened with resilience.
• One Million Volunteer Hours turned solidarity into tangible impact. Youth & Women distributed food aid, and prepared meals for displaced and war-affected families. These collective efforts did more than ease suffering—they proved that collective action can create real change, even in the most difficult circumstances.
In Conclusion:
Our deepest gratitude goes to everyone who supported us—even with a word of encouragement or a single idea. We extend heartfelt thanks to:
• Our loyal donors who placed their trust in us and turned their contributions into dignified livelihoods for those in need.
• Our strategic partners—both institutions and individuals—who stood with us throughout this journey of giving.
• The minds and experts who contributed their time and ideas to advance our work.
The trust you placed in us is not merely a badge of honor, but a responsibility we embody daily with full transparency. We are honored to be a bridge between your sense of humanity and the hands of those in need, and we promise to remain responsible guardians of this trust.
On behalf of everyone your support has reached:
Thank you for believing in the Sadagaat mission.
We hope you will continue this journey of giving with us, so we can build hope—together.
To view the performance summary of Sadagaat Charity’s Annual Report, please click the link below:
In yet another difficult year for Sudan, you stood on the frontlines… You donated, you volunteered, you endured, and you believed that solidarity is stronger than hardship. The impact of 2024 is more than just numbers — it’s made up of human stories written by your hands:
Over 65 million meals… that nourished and gave hope
17 water stations… that brought life back to thirsty villages
56,000 children… who continued learning through e-education despite displacement
1 million volunteer hours… that became a source of strength and giving
All of this was made possible through your trust, your support, and your humanity. You turned tragedy into a mark of hope, and made giving a boundless mission. Join us in looking back at a year of achievements — a year when generosity overcame all challenges. Watch the video through the following link:
Around 5 million iftar meals were provided through 54 central kitchens across 11 states of our beloved Sudan throughout the holy month of Ramadan. (The states: Khartoum, River Nile, Northern State, White Nile, Kassala, North Darfur, North Kordofan, South Kordofan, Blue Nile, Sennar, and Al Jazirah).
