The project aims to distribute bags containing food supplies to 750 families - 400 bags in the city of Atbara and 350 bags in the city of Dongola. They are from the family that was displaced from Khartoum State due to the conflict that broke out there.
The Atbara Dialysis Center is considered the main dialysis center in the River Nile State. With the war, many displaced people flocked to the center. The required interventions are:
– Providing 2 additional dialysis machines for the center
– Providing 2 split air conditioners for the center
The center receives 544 patients per month
After the outbreak of conflict in Khartoum State and the displacement of thousands of families, many families decided to travel to neighboring Egypt, and many families were stranded in the border city of Halfa. The pressure on health institutions became high. The project’s activities aim to provide incentives for workers at the Halfa Dialysis Center to help provide dialysis services at the center.
"Sacrifice for us and others" project for this year 2024/1445, implemented by Sadagaat Charity Organization, showcased the solidarity of the Sudanese community during times of adversity. The determination of Sudanese people around the world to honor the rituals of Allah and send the value of their sacrifices to Sudan was truly inspiring. Contributions from Sudanese in various countries were significant, coming through Sadagaat USA, Hidaya Foundation, Sadagaat Canada, Sadagaat UK, as well as contributions from Sudanese sending the value of their sacrifices through the Gulf and Arab countries.
Alhamdolliah Sadagaat Charity Organization was able to distribute 499 calves, and Sadagaat USA provided 350 sheep. This was implemented in 26 cities across 12 Sudanese states.
The total number of beneficiaries this year was 142,888 people, with a total cost of 444,585,000 Sudanese pounds.
Sadagaat Charity Organization has inaugurated Kimair Al-Awadiya Water Station in Matama locality of the River Nile State, donated by Sadagaat Community to provide water for approximately 12,000 residents.
The project includes drilling a groundwater well, installing a 10-horsepower solar energy system, and completing fencing work.
The project aims to provide incentives for all staff working at Atbara Dialysis Center for one month, as well as for the emergency staff for six months, in order to address the long waiting lists.
