Sadagaat Charity Organization is implementing the Ramadan Iftar Project for fasting individuals in 7 cities across 6 states in Sudan during the holy month of Ramadan.
Iftar meals are organized through 10 fully equipped central kitchens to ensure the daily and systematic preparation and distribution of meals, helping reach the largest possible number of beneficiaries and meet their nutritional needs throughout the blessed month.
From sincere intention, to action, to the moment of impact.
From the field, across displacement areas and shelters, Sadagaat Charity Organization has commenced the distribution of Ramadan food packages, with the support of its valued partners and the trust of generous donors who made this humanitarian effort possible.
Each prepared package represents the collective contribution of giving hands, partners who believed in the mission of goodwill, dedicated volunteers who worked diligently behind the scenes, and families who waited with dignity.
To our supporting partners,
You were not merely donors;
You were an integral part of the impact, the journey, and the moments of joy created.
As the blessed month of Ramadan approaches, carrying with it values of compassion and generosity, opportunities for giving remain open—for those who wish to contribute, renew their trust, or create a lasting impact by supporting the iftar of a fasting family.
Together, we deliver goodness.
Together, we build hope
The Chairman of the Board of Sadagaat Charity Organization, Eng. Anwar Yaqoub, presented the organization’s key achievements and the expansion of its humanitarian operations during the period 2023–2025, during a seminar organized by the Sudanese Engineers Association in the State of Qatar.
In his presentation, Yaqoub explained that the organization—founded as a voluntary initiative in 2002 and officially registered in 2012—aims to strengthen social welfare services in Sudan, guided by the core values of commitment, trust, transparency, and hope.
The presentation revealed Sadagaat’s extensive operational capacity, which includes 8 operational offices across several Sudanese cities, with activities covering 11 states. The organization’s structure relies on more than 90 professional staff members and approximately 1,500 volunteers.
Regarding humanitarian impact, the presentation highlighted a significant increase in the number of beneficiaries served by Sadagaat Charity Organization, rising from approximately 225,000 beneficiaries in 2023 to over 1.6 million beneficiaries in 2025, through the implementation of 104 projects.
Eng. Anwar explained that the organization’s efforts focus on four main humanitarian pillars:
Feeding and Livelihoods:
Representing the largest share of the budget (68%), this pillar served 987,000 people through central kitchens, communal meals, and agricultural support projects in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Education:
Accounting for 21% of the budget, this pillar focused on ensuring continuity of education despite the war by establishing 551 E-Learning Centers, serving more than 69,000 children in partnership with UNICEF.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH):
Targeted 401,000 beneficiaries through the construction and rehabilitation of more than 68 water stations between 2023 and 2025.
Health:
Focused on supporting specialized health facilities, dialysis centers, and epidemic control efforts.
The presentation also addressed Sadagaat’s emergency response in areas such as El Fasher and Kordofan, which included the establishment of central kitchens, provision of health services, food assistance, and access to clean water.
The Chairman emphasized that this success is attributed to a diverse funding base combining institutional support (such as UNICEF and UNDP) with community support from expatriates, the private sector, and individual donors. He also praised the vital and continuous support of Sadagaat USA, which has played a prominent role in the success of many projects, and commended the notable growth of Sadagaat Canada and the increasing flow of its humanitarian donations, in addition to the valuable support from Sadagaat UK.
Yaqoub affirmed that these local and international partnerships are the backbone of sustaining humanitarian action amid the severe challenges facing Sudan.
The seminar was attended by a number of engineers and individuals interested in Sudan’s humanitarian affairs. Attendees unanimously stressed the importance of joint efforts by expatriates and institutions to support humanitarian and development initiatives in Sudan.
Sadagaat Charity Organization Launches 10 New E-Learning Centers in Khartoum with UNICEF Support
As part of the ongoing “Khartoum Recovers” campaign, 10 new E-Learning Centers (SPEEP) were launched in Jabal Awliya and East Nile localities in Khartoum State.
This project supported by UNICEF Sudan, implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Education, in cooperation with the Humanitarian Aid Commission, and executed by Sadagaat Charity Organization, in coordination with the educational units in both localities.
The inauguration activities, which began in East Nile Locality from 28 January to 5 February 2026, were attended by several unions and executive leaders. The centers launched in East Nile include:
Al-Bayada Wad Jabbar Allah Center (Al-Bayada)
Martyr Al-Habr Center (Soba East)
Al-Reidab and Al-Tabarab Center (Ad Babiker)
Sumayya bint Al-Khayyat Center (Al-Haj Yousif West)
Al-Mahas Tayba Center (Al-Mahas Tayba – Katrang)
The initiative then moved to Jabal Awliya Locality, where the following centers were inaugurated:
Al-A’raf Center (South Jabal Awliya)
Al-Inqaz Center (Block 4)
Mahira bint Aboud Center (Al-Azhari – Block 15)
Arafat Center (Al-Nasr Neighborhood)
Al-Qubba Center (Al-Kalakla)
With this achievement, the E-Learning Project has expanded to cover seven localities in Khartoum State.
This project, titled “Let’s Learn”, is driven by the belief that education is the path to recovery and the foundation for building the future. Each center represents a new window of hope for children.
As part of the Protection Project in Northern State – Halfa Locality, and with the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization trained 50 participants through the “Community Protection Networks Training Workshop” to establish five Community Protection Networks in the following neighborhoods:
(Lake District, Works District, Second South District, Fourth District, and Al-Mourada District).
The establishment of Community Protection Networks aims to:
Provide a safe and healthy environment for children within neighborhoods.
Monitor cases of violence, neglect, and abuse and intervene early to address them.
Raise community awareness of child rights.
Facilitate children’s and families’ access to essential services.
Strengthen cooperation and build trust with community members.
Ensure rapid response to any risks threatening children.
Reduce rates of violence and neglect within the community.
Provide local communication channels for reporting and coordination with relevant authorities.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has launched the “Sudani Lab” in Al-‘Afad Camp, Al-Dabba locality, Northern State, with support from Sudani Telecommunication Company, following its handover by Sudani through the Corporate Social Responsibility department.
Diagnostic services are now available 24/7 to serve all clinics within the camp, contributing to enhanced health response and meeting the medical needs of displaced people.
The lab helps accelerate case diagnoses, supports medical staff with accurate data, and improves the quality of healthcare provided, especially under the difficult humanitarian conditions faced by displaced persons.
This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support displaced people in Al-‘Afad Camp and strengthen essential health services, ensuring their right to dignified and safe healthcare.
