Sadagaat Supports Sudanese Certificate Students with Meals and Health Services

Sadagaat Supports Sudanese Certificate Students with Meals and Health Services

Sadagaat Charity Organization has implemented a project to support Sudanese certificate students, standing by them to help them successfully navigate this critical stage with confidence.
With support from Sadagaat-USA and Sadagaat-Canada, daily meals were provided to 3,500 male and female students during the examination period in Sennar and North Kordofan states. In addition, 9 examination centers were supported with water and environmental sanitation services to ensure a healthy and safe environment for students.

Sadagaat Charity Organization concludes its field visit program by receiving a delegation from Hands For Charity

Sadagaat Charity Organization concludes its field visit program by receiving a delegation from Hands For Charity

Sadagaat Charity Organization concluded the field visit program of Eng. El-Amin Sobair, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sadagaat Canada, together with a delegation from Hands For Charity, led by Mr. Ahmed Ali Hussein, the organization’s Executive Director. The visit aimed to review Sadagaat’s humanitarian and development interventions across Sudan.

The program included visits to several vital projects and facilities, including water wells and agricultural associations in the Wad Abu Saleh area, as well as the Al-Shajara Health Center, Al-Amal Institute for the Deaf, and the E-Learning Center in Bahri, Khartoum State. The delegation explored the organization’s efforts in the sectors of health, education, food security, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and the empowerment of crisis-affected communities.

The delegation also participated in the distribution of food baskets in Khartoum State to gain firsthand insight into the humanitarian response mechanisms implemented by Sadagaat to support the most vulnerable families.

This visit reflects the growing interest in humanitarian and development partnerships aimed at creating sustainable impact in Sudan and reaffirms that investing in people and building effective partnerships remain among the most important drivers of recovery and a more stable future for communities affected by crises.

IDRF Delegation Visits Sadagaat Charity Organization’s Humanitarian Projects and Explores Recovery and Reconstruction Partnerships in Sudan

IDRF Delegation Visits Sadagaat Charity Organization’s Humanitarian Projects and Explores Recovery and Reconstruction Partnerships in Sudan

Sadagaat Charity Organization continued the field visit program for the delegation from the International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF), Canada, accompanied by Mr. Nabil Ali, Operations Manager, Mr. Elias Burney, Programs Manager, and Eng. Al-Amin Sabir, Chairman of the Board of Sadagaat Canada.

The visit aimed to provide the delegation with a firsthand overview of Sadagaat’s activities and projects across the sectors of education, health, food security, livelihoods, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH). The program included visits to the Al-Baqir Agricultural Project and the Home Gardening Project in Al-Ghaba area, East Nile Locality, as well as visits to wells and agricultural associations in Wad Abu Saleh.

The delegation also visited Al-Afadh Camp and Al-Dabbah Hospital in Al-Dabbah Locality, Northern State, Sudan, to review the humanitarian interventions implemented by Sadagaat in the area. These interventions include medical clinics, hospital support, an e-learning center, safe spaces, and water and sanitation projects. The visit also included participation in the distribution of food baskets at Al-Afadh Camp and in Al-Salama area in Khartoum State.

During the visit, the IDRF delegation was briefed on the current humanitarian situation in Sudan and discussed opportunities for cooperation and partnership to support recovery and reconstruction efforts.

Following the delegation’s field visit to Sadagaat’s projects in Sudan, covering the sectors of health, education, water, food security, and livelihoods, Mr. Nabil Ali shares his insights on the current humanitarian situation and future opportunities for collaboration to support recovery and reconstruction. Read the full interview at the link below:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nU1pfFU1JW7Y0oiRRSSaves1ILhBAToh/view?usp=sharing

Mora Water Station

Mora Water Station

Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Mora Water Station in the Northern State, Merowe Locality, with support from the people of Mora and the Sudanese American organization SACCO.
The project included the supply and installation of a 10-horsepower solar power system and a 10-horsepower lifting motor, as well as fencing and protection works.
In addition, a 20-horsepower solar power system was supplied and installed to operate a Nile pump mounted on a pontoon, which draws water from the river to feed the transmission line and store water in the intake basin.
With this achievement, the generous contributions of the people of the area leave a lasting positive impact, ensuring that the waters of the Nile continue to flow fresh for their community — a testament to their deep-rooted sense of belonging and the enduring spirit of responsibility passed down through generations.

Al-Arki Water Station

Al-Arki Water Station

As part of its Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation Program, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated Al-Arki Water Station in Merowe Locality, Northern State.

The project was supported by the Sudanese American Community Cooperative Organization (SACCO) and included the supply and installation of a solar power system, an inverter to operate a 10-horsepower submersible pump, as well as fencing and protection works.