As part of its Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation interventions, Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Arkwit Square 60 Water Station in Khartoum State, with support from Sadagaat-USA through the generous contribution of a donor
The project included the supply and installation of an 11 kW solar power system to operate a 15-horsepower submersible pump, in addition to fencing and protection works around the station to support its safe and sustainable operation
The project forms part of Sadagaat’s ongoing efforts to improve access to sustainable water sources and strengthen essential services for communities. It is expected to help reduce the challenges faced by residents in accessing water and improve the availability of clean water for families in the area
The station reflects the lasting impact of ongoing charitable giving, transforming a generous contribution into a sustainable water source that can continue to serve the community and contribute to greater stability and improved access to essential services
Mohamed Haitham is a six-years old child who lost his leg to the war, and with it, a part of his childhood. He can no longer run or play as he once did. Instead of his small feet carrying him, two crutches now support his tiny body. What he wishes for today is not a new toy, but a prosthetic limb that will help him stand with confidence again and walk toward his dreams.
Mohamed is not alone. There are hundreds of others who have lost their limbs due to war or chronic illnesses, facing daily challenges that deprive them of a normal life and their right to movement, work, and dignity.
Sadagaat Charity Organization is launching an initiative to provide prosthetic limbs for these brave children and adults.
– Cost of one prosthetic limb: $400
• Target beneficiaries: 350 injured individuals
Your donation could be the step that helps someone stand again and offers a new chance at life and hope.
To contribute to the Prosthetic Limbs Project with Sadagaat Charity Organization:
In Abu Ramad area – Blue Nile State, Sudan – access to safe water remains a daily and arduous challenge.
Women and children walk more than two kilometers each day to the Nile, along routes fraught with danger, to collect untreated water for drinking. This journey exposes them to the risk of drowning and significantly increases the likelihood of waterborne diseases.
Sadagaat Charity Organization announces the launch of a fundraising campaign to establish a solar-powered water station in Abu Ramad. The project aims to provide clean and safe drinking water to more than 9,000 beneficiaries.
Total Project Cost: USD 40,040
With your valued support, water can be transformed from a daily journey marked by hardship and fear into a safe, reliable, and accessible source of life—allowing families to begin each day with dignity and peace of mind.
We invite you to contribute as you are able and to be part of this lasting humanitarian impact.
Around 2,000,000 Iftar meals… more than 10,000 Ramadan food baskets… and 45,345 families benefited from Zakat Al-Fitr.
This was the impact of Sadagaat Charity Organization’s Ramadan Al-Khair Project throughout the holy month of Ramadan, extending support to thousands of beneficiaries.
Ramadan Iftar Meals:
• 1,988,900 Iftar meals
• 74,772 people served
Across 7 cities in 6 states
Ramadan Food Baskets:
• 10,297 Ramadan food baskets
• 51,486 beneficiaries
Across 12 cities in 5 states
Zakat Al-Fitr:
• 5 kg of flour, based on the staple food commonly consumed in each community, provided to 45,345 families
• 226,725 beneficiaries
Across 17 cities in 10 states
With the support of our partners and donors, and the dedicated efforts of our volunteers, whose contributions played a vital role in reaching thousands of families and people observing Ramadan.
Sadagaat Charity Organization is implementing a support project for Al-Dabba Central Hospital, targeting internally displaced people and the host community. The project aims to strengthen the hospital’s capacity to provide quality healthcare services and improve its response to the health needs of the targeted populations
The project includes the rehabilitation of several hospital wards, the blood bank, and the laboratory, as well as the establishment of a dedicated inpatient ward for the management of severe acute malnutrition with complications (SC) and the provision and procurement of essential medical and laboratory equipment
The project also includes the installation of an oxygen network and a solar power system to support the continuity of healthcare services, in addition to furnishing the hospital, strengthening the medical referral system, and supporting the inpatient treatment center for severe acute malnutrition
As part of its capacity-building component, the project provides training for healthcare workers on Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), as well as training for doctors and nurses in intensive care and neonatal care, contributing to stronger healthcare capacity and improved quality of patient care
The project forms part of Sadagaat’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the readiness of health facilities and support the continuity of essential healthcare services, helping improve access to healthcare and respond to the growing needs of internally displaced people and host communities
With the support of UNICEF Sudan, Sadagaat Charity Organization implemented a Psychosocial Support Project for Basic Education Certificate students in Wadi Halfa, Northern State.
Through the initiative, social and psychological specialists provided emotional and moral support to students during the exam period, aiming to reduce stress and boost self-confidence.
The support activities included motivational individual and group talks, distribution of encouraging messages to inspire perseverance and excellence, and stress-relief exercises such as writing down fears and letting go of anxiety. The event concluded with a “Wishing Box,” where students wrote their personal wishes and aspirations for success—both for themselves and their peers.
This year, 1,414 students sat for the Basic Education Certificate exams in Halfa Unit (646 boys and 768 girls), and 725 students in Abri Unit (363 boys and 362 girls).
To ensure students received the maximum benefit, 10 social and psychological specialists were deployed across exam centers—two in each Halfa center and one in each of the two Abri centers.
Through these simple yet inspiring initiatives, Sadagaat Charity Organization continues to play an active role in creating a supportive learning environment that fosters hope and confidence in a brighter future.
