With support from UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated 17 Electronic Learning Centers across North Kordofan State between June and July 2026, in partnership with the State Ministry of Education and the Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC).
The newly established centers are:
Al-Shuhada (A)
Al-Shuhada (B)
Al-Hilla Al-Jadida (A)
Al-Hilla Al-Jadida (B)
Al-Riyadh (A)
Al-Riyadh (B)
Al-Rahma
Al-Wahda (7)
Al-Salam (6)
Karima (17)
Karima (9)
Duwayna West
North Al-Sahwa
Al-Sharif
Research Center (11)
Khor Taggat
Al-Tadamun
With the inauguration of these centers, the total number of operational Electronic Learning Centers in North Kordofan has increased to 22 out of the 30 planned centers, expanding access to education for more than 1,500 students across the state's localities.
Because education must continue even in times of crisis, Sadagaat Charity Organization remains committed to working with its partners to ensure children have access to safe, inclusive, and sustainable learning opportunities, helping them build a brighter future.
As part of the Al-Dabbah Hospital Support Project, and with funding from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) through Alight, Sadagaat Charity Organization provided office furniture to Al-Dabbah Central Hospital in Northern State.
This support forms part of the organization's ongoing efforts to strengthen healthcare facilities and enhance their capacity to deliver quality health services to the communities they serve.
Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Al-Nabti Water Station in East Nile Locality, Khartoum State, with generous support from Droplets of Mercy through Sadagaat Canada, as part of its ongoing efforts to provide safe and sustainable access to clean water for communities.
The project included the drilling of a 600-foot groundwater well and the installation of an 11 kW solar power system to operate a 10-horsepower submersible pump. It also involved the construction of a protective perimeter fence and other safeguarding measures to ensure the station's long-term operation and sustainability.
The inauguration of the water station will significantly improve access to clean water for local families, easing the daily burden of collecting water. More than just a basic service, the station represents a source of life and hope, bringing joy to children and adults alike. It marks an important step toward improving living conditions, restoring dignity, and building a more resilient future for the community.
Every skill a girl learns today is a step toward a more confident and independent future.
At the Girls' Club at Aitrba Electronic Learning Center in Agig Locality, Red Sea State, 20 girls are taking their first steps toward learning sewing skills through a training workshop organized under the Safe Spaces Project, with support from UNICEF Sudan.
The workshop transforms a desire to learn into practical skills, skills into opportunities, and small steps into dreams that grow stronger every day.
At Sadagaat Charity Organization, we believe that empowerment begins with education and skills development. That is why we continue to support girls, step by step, equipping them with the knowledge and practical abilities they need to build their futures with confidence and hope.
Sadagaat Charity Organization launched Five E-learning centers supported by UNICEF Sudan in the localities of Al-Dabba and Halfa in the Northern State.
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.
