Sadagaat Charity Organization received Zakat al-Fitr amounting to 166,195,000 Sudanese pounds. This amount was used to purchase flour, which is a staple food for the people of the country, and it was distributed to 31,232 families at a rate of 5 kilograms per family across 13 cities in Sudan: Atbara, Shendi, El Fasher, Dongola, Omdurman, White Nile, Delanj, Damazin, Damar, Souki, Al Qadarif, Khartoum/Soba West, and Um Rawaba.
With the escalating humanitarian crisis caused by the war in Sudan, the importance of providing food to those affected emerges as a critical step to save lives and support psychological and social stability. During the months of September, October, and November 2024, an agreement signed between Sadagaat Charity Organization and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP Sudan) played a significant role in operating central kitchens. These kitchens provided food and ready meals to 60,000 people in several war-affected areas across various states in Sudan.
This agreement had a profound impact on alleviating the suffering of people in those regions, especially since many had lost their homes and means of livelihood.
Sadagaat Canada participated in the MAC Conference held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre - North.
Sadagaat booth was dedicated to raising awareness about the current situation and the war in Sudan and its consequences since April 15, 2023, as well as providing insights into the current humanitarian situation.
As part of the E-learning project and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization launched 7 E-learning centers in New Halfa locality, Kassala State. These include the following centers: Square 65, Al-Tijani, Hay Wasat, Katra, Square 28, Kombo Masraf, and Dar Al-Salam Square 1.
As part of the E-learning project supported by UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization launched an e-learning center in the safe spaces for children at Dugaim School in Halfa locality, Northern State.
With the support of Sdagaat USA, Sdagaat Charity Organization has implemented a project to provide medical equipment and devices for Kassala Saudi Hospital. The project includes a 75-liter sterilization device and two anesthesia machines, at a total cost of $37,600.
The number of beneficiaries from this project ranges between 800 to 900 patients per month.
In addition to increasing the daily surgery rate and reducing waiting lists, the sterilization device and anesthesia machines are expected to ensure the safety of thousands of patients, enhance the quality of healthcare in the region, and provide new opportunities for recovery and healing.