The projects implemented by Sadagaat Charity Organization across Sudan in the fields of water, health, and education have created a lasting impact and continue to improve lives. Through its regular field visits to assess the long-term outcomes of these initiatives, Sadagaat has found that many of its projects have contributed to improving the economic, educational, and health conditions of the communities they serve.
One notable example is the Samandiya Water Station in Um Rawaba Locality, North Kordofan, established by Sadagaat in 2015. The station stands as a successful model of sustainability, providing clean water to approximately 3,000 people, in addition to serving seven neighboring villages.
To ensure the project's long-term sustainability, Sadagaat trained a community committee to manage the water station. Revenue generated from the station has since funded the construction of two classrooms, a teachers' office, and sanitation facilities at the local primary school, with preparations currently underway to build a secondary school. The committee also allocates a small portion of the water fees to cover emergency needs and routine maintenance, ensuring the station continues to serve the community for years to come.
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A campaign to donate voluntary blood at Elsafwa Group in partnership with the Central Blood Bank was held as part of the project's efforts to develop the culture of voluntary blood donation and to fill the blood shortage and blood products at the Central Blood Bank.
A total of 23 bottles of blood were donated.
Sadagaat Charity Organization continues to implement the "Safe Return to School" project in partnership with UNICEF, Sadagaat headed to the localities of Al-Hasahisa, Um Al-Qura, Shendi and Umbada to contribute to the improvement of the healthy environment of 27 schools, services ranged from the distribution of sanitary ware to prevent COVID-19, the construction of toilets and the establishment of thermal coolers, the establishment of a health awareness workshop targeting teachers on how to use COVID-19 prevention tools, the formation of health clubs and the provision of seats for the assistant of students with disabilities as well as the provision of baskets to collect wastes.
In the three states, 10,344 children benefited from the programme.
Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated Um Qureij Allah water station in North Kordofan state, Sherkela locality, an ongoing charity for the soul of the late Osman Ismail Yassin and Maryam Ibrahim Ahmed Al-Mahdi.
The project consists of installing a solar energy system with a capacity of 8300 watts, and the work of a wall with a length of 80 meters at a cost of 9,554.25 dollars and the population of the village is about 2500 people.
The Lucca Dam is being rehabilitated through a water harvesting project in Luca, North Darfur.
The project helps to stabilize 34 towns and provides water to over 200,000 head of cattle, which helps to improve the region's economy.
The Noura Center at Soba University Hospital is the only government center in Sudan that performs FREE kidney transplants for children. The center contains a Hemodialysis unit and peritoneal dialysis unit. The center faces many challenges and difficulties that prevent the increase of transplant operations and reduce the number of children ready to carry out transplant operations on the waiting list to be able to continue their normal lives and enrollment in education is represented in The high cost of medicines in the event of any complications for children and the limited capacity of the care room after the operation (It contains one bed).
Sadagaat Charity Organization works to rehabilitate the unit, where the need was identified by the hospital administration (rehabilitation of 3 wards for the children who underwent kidney transplant surgery and the provision of its own medical equipment).
