Behind every e-learning center is the story of a child striving to continue learning despite difficult circumstances and challenges.
To support more children in continuing their education, Sadagaat leads an e-learning consortium across the states of Red Sea, Kassala, Gedaref, and Sennar, in partnership with CAFA, BRDO, and LMI, supporting the operation of 91 e-learning centers.
As part of this role, Sadagaat teams conducted field visits to several centers in Gedaref and Kassala to monitor implementation, engage with facilitators, and gain a closer understanding of the children’s needs and the challenges affecting the continuity of learning.
These visits provide an opportunity to stay connected to the field, understand children’s needs, and listen to those who support them throughout their daily learning journey. Sharing experiences and exchanging knowledge also help teams learn from one another and identify better ways to sustain learning in challenging circumstances.
Every piece of knowledge we share today can help shape a better learning journey for a child tomorrow.
During her current visit to Khartoum, Ms. Manal Makawi Ibrahim, Secretary of Social Affairs in Northern State, met with Sadagaat Charity Organization to discuss ways to strengthen humanitarian and social cooperation, review the organization’s recent interventions in the state, and explore its upcoming plans and programs.
The meeting, attended by Dr. Shiraz Omar Hijazi, Director of Health Insurance in Northern State, highlighted Sadagaat’s efforts to support local communities through education initiatives, student transportation and meals during academic periods and examinations, and social protection programs supporting families and children, including school kits and foster family assistance.
Ms. Manal Makawi commended the organization’s support for families of martyrs, orphans, and vulnerable communities, emphasizing the role of these interventions in easing household burdens and helping children access education.
She also underscored the importance of continued coordination between government institutions and humanitarian and social organizations to ensure that interventions respond to the actual needs and priorities of affected communities.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Sadagaat Charity Organization honored the Secretary of Social Affairs in recognition of her efforts to support humanitarian and social work and her contributions to community and humanitarian initiatives.
Sadagaat Charity Organization welcomed a delegation from the World Health Organization (WHO), including Mr. Abdel Nasser, WHO Country Director, and Mr. Fouad Khan, Federal Health Cluster Coordinator, during a field visit to Al-Afadh Clinic, Sudani Diagnostic Laboratory, which was established and equipped with support from Sudani Telecommunications Company, before Sadagaat Charity Organization took over its operation and management of its services, and Al-Dabba Central Hospital in the Northern State.
The visit provided an opportunity to review the healthcare and nutrition services delivered to communities and displaced people, and to explore ongoing efforts to sustain and improve their quality.
The figures reflect the scale of these services: the clinics receive around 3,700 beneficiaries each month, while Sudani Diagnostic Laboratory serves approximately 1,075 beneficiaries monthly. Overall, the project’s services reach 13,543 beneficiaries each month, with an average of 520 beneficiaries served per day.
The visit also highlighted the value of coordination and partnerships in supporting continuity of care and responding to evolving community needs.
At Sadagaat, we believe that sustainable healthcare access depends on collaboration, shared responsibility, and a continued commitment to the people we serve
Duwaina East E-Learning Center in El Obeid, North Kordofan State, has achieved strong results in supporting children to complete their educational curriculum in a significantly shorter period than the standard timeframe.
While completing the curriculum typically takes between six and nine months, the children at the center completed their curriculum in less than four months.
The center, which has a capacity of approximately 90 children, was able to provide learning opportunities for 120 children, achieving a 100% course completion rate. This reflects the children’s commitment to learning and the effectiveness of the learning opportunities provided through the center.
Upon completing the curriculum, the children move on to the bridging phase, an important step that prepares them to return to formal education and continue their learning journey at the next educational level.
This progress highlights the importance of providing flexible learning pathways for children whose education has been disrupted. The impact extends beyond completing the curriculum to supporting children’s transition to subsequent educational stages and strengthening their opportunities to remain in education.
Through its e-learning programs, Sadagaat Charity Organization works to provide children with accessible learning opportunities that help them resume their education, develop essential knowledge and skills, and continue progressing toward their educational goals.
Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented a Dignity Kits distribution project benefiting 1,020 female students in Dongola Locality, Northern State, during their intermediate school examinations.
The project provided students with essential items to support them throughout the examination period, helping create more stable conditions, protect their privacy and dignity, and enable them to focus on their education.
A team of volunteers, both women and men, supported the implementation of the project by organizing the distribution and ensuring that the assistance reached the students in a manner that respected their needs, privacy, and dignity.
The intervention is part of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s efforts to support students and create more conducive conditions for continued education, particularly during periods when additional support is needed.
With support from Hidaya Foundation through Sadagaat-USA, Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented food assistance interventions over the past three months in Khartoum, Atbara, and El Obeid, distributing 1,700 food baskets to beneficiary families.
The assistance aimed to provide families with essential food items, help ease their financial burden, and support their ability to meet daily needs amid the current circumstances.
This intervention is part of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s ongoing efforts to respond to humanitarian needs and expand access to assistance for families across different areas, helping them cope with the challenges affecting their daily lives.
