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Livestock Vaccination and Animal Health

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Livestock are a critical asset for pastoralist families. This campaign supports veterinary services and vaccination programs that protect animals from preventable diseases and strengthen livelihoods.
Target Amount
20000 USD
Reward Tiers
Reward Title: Protect Community Livestock
Minimum Donation: 1000 USD
Reward Description:
Supports vaccination campaigns protecting up to 500 livestock animals.

Demonstration Farms and Farmer Field Schools

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Demonstration farms allow farmers to learn improved agricultural techniques through hands-on practice. These farms serve as training centers where farmers observe, learn, and share knowledge.
Target Amount
20000 USD
Reward Tiers
Reward Title: Support Farmer Learning
Minimum Donation: 500 USD
Reward Description:
Helps organize training sessions for farmer field schools.
Reward Title: Establish a Demonstration Farm
Minimum Donation: 2500 USD
Reward Description:
Supports the establishment of a demonstration farm that serves an entire village.

Connecting Farmers to Markets

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Many farmers struggle to sell their crops due to lack of market access. This campaign helps farmers connect with local markets, improve storage, and receive fair prices for their produce.
Target Amount
15000 USD
Reward Tiers
Reward Title: Market Support for Farmers
Minimum Donation: 500 USD
Reward Description:
Supports market access for farmers and improves their income opportunities.

Women’s Agricultural Empowerment

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Women play a crucial role in food production but often lack access to training and agricultural inputs. This campaign supports women farmers through training, farming inputs, and women-led agricultural groups.
Target Amount
15000 USD
Reward Tiers
Reward Title: Support Women Farmers
Minimum Donation: 100 USD
Reward Description:
Provides training and support for women farmers.
Reward Title: Support a Women’s Farming Group
Minimum Donation: 500 USD
Reward Description:
Supports agricultural inputs and training for a women’s farming group.

Training Farmers in Sustainable Agriculture

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Campaign Description
Many farmers lack access to modern agricultural knowledge. This campaign provides training in climate-smart agriculture, soil conservation, water management, and sustainable farming practices.
Farmers will also learn business skills to transform agriculture into a profitable livelihood.
Target Amount
15000 USD
Reward Tiers
Reward Title: Train One Farmer
Minimum Donation: 100 USD
Reward Description:
Provides agricultural and business training for one farmer.
Reward Title: Train Five Farmers
Minimum Donation: 500 USD
Reward Description:
Supports a group of farmers with training and learning materials.

Emergency Shelter for Displaced Families

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short Message:
Provide emergency shelter kits for families recently displaced by conflict.
Full Description:
Newly displaced families often arrive without shelter or basic household items. Many are forced to sleep outdoors or in unsafe conditions.
Through this campaign, the organization will distribute 100 emergency shelter kits containing tarpaulins, blankets, and floor mats to help families create safe temporary shelters.
Your donation will help protect families from harsh weather and restore dignity during displacement.
Impact of Donation:
$20
Helps provide blankets.
$50
Contributes to providing shelter materials.
$100
Helps set up a shelter for a family.
$300
Contributes to supporting several families.

Support and Sponsor Orphans

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short Message:
Provide care and education support for orphaned children affected by conflict.
Full Description :
Many children have lost one or both parents due to conflict and displacement. Without support, these children face significant risks including poverty, lack of education, and exploitation.
This campaign will provide monthly support for 100 orphaned children for six months, helping cover their education, nutrition, and basic needs.
Your support will ensure that vulnerable children receive the care and protection they deserve.
Impact of Donation:
$30
Helps support an orphaned child for a month.
$60
Helps provide educational needs.
$120
Contributes to supporting two children.
$500
Helps support several children for months..

Empowering Women and Youth with Livelihood Skills

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short Message:
Help women and youth rebuild their lives through vocational training and small business support.
Full Description:
Many displaced women and young people have lost their sources of income due to the ongoing crisis.
This campaign will provide vocational training programs and business starter kits for women and youth, enabling them to start small businesses and earn sustainable incomes.
The program will support 100 beneficiaries, helping them build a path toward economic independence.
Independence.
Effect of donation:
$50
Helps train a young man or woman.
$100
Contributes to providing professional tools.
$250
Helps support a small project.
$500
Contributes to funding several small projects.

Back to School for Displaced Children

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short Message:
Help children affected by conflict return to safe learning environments.
Full Description:
Thousands of children affected by displacement have been out of school for years. Without support, many are at risk of child labor and losing their future opportunities.
This campaign will support the rehabilitation of two schools and provide 500 school kits containing school supplies and solar study lamps.
By supporting this campaign, you will help children return to school and rebuild hope for their future.
$20
Impact of donation:
$30
Provides a school bag for a child.
$60
Provides educational tools for two children.
$120
Helps equip a classroom.
$500
Contributes to rehabilitating a teacher.

Mobile Health Clinic for Displaced Communities

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short Message:
Support mobile healthcare services for displaced families who lack access to medical treatment.
Full Description:
Healthcare services in many parts of Sudan have been severely disrupted by conflict. Many displaced families cannot access clinics or afford medical treatment.
Through this campaign, a mobile medical clinic will provide essential health services, including consultations, treatment of common illnesses, and nutrition screening for children.
The clinic will serve approximately 2,000 patients, including women, children, and elderly individuals.
Your donation will help bring life-saving healthcare directly to vulnerable communities.
Impact of the Donation:
$20
Helps provide essential medicines for one patient.
$50
Contributes to treating several patients.
$100
Helps operate the mobile clinic for one day.
$300
Contributes to supporting healthcare services for a large number of patients.

Women’s Resilience in Conflict: Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

Since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan in April 2023, the country has witnessed a severe deterioration in economic and living conditions, with rising displacement levels, loss of livelihoods, and increasing food insecurity. Displaced and host community households face limited employment opportunities, high prices, and declining agricultural production, which has increased their vulnerability and reliance on humanitarian assistance.
Amid the ongoing conflicts in Khartoum, South Darfur – Korma Camp, and North Darfur – El Fasher, many conflict-affected women are exposed to multiple risks, including sexual exploitation and gender-based violence, alongside significant difficulties in securing their families’ basic needs.
Even before the conflict, a large proportion of households in Sudan were headed or economically supported by women. Since the outbreak of the war, women’s burdens have increased significantly, as many have become the sole providers for their immediate and extended families due to the loss, separation, or disappearance of male household members and the collapse of income sources.
Women-headed households now face severe economic hardship, limited employment opportunities, low levels of education and skills, and heightened vulnerability to food insecurity. These conditions also increase protection risks, including exposure to exploitation, abuse, and harmful coping mechanisms employed to secure food and basic necessities for their families. Existing gender inequalities further limit women’s access to resources, income opportunities, and decision-making, making them disproportionately affected by the ongoing crisis.

Project Objective
The project aims to economically and socially empower conflict-affected women by providing Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA), enabling them to:
• Meet their families’ essential needs according to their priorities.
• Reduce dependence on humanitarian aid.
• Strengthen resilience against economic and social challenges.
Project Intervention Focus
The project places women, especially women-headed households, at the center of its interventions by:
1. Prioritizing women in livelihood activities and multi-purpose cash assistance.
2. Enhancing economic independence and reducing reliance on humanitarian aid.
3. Creating sustainable opportunities for economic recovery and improved food security.
Target Group
• 500 female household heads in the targeted areas
• Priority given to the most vulnerable women facing severe economic pressures
How the Project Works
1. Beneficiary Selection: Identify the most vulnerable women within the targeted areas.
2. Cash Assistance: Provide multi-purpose cash or vouchers that women can use to purchase essential needs according to their priorities.
3. Risk Mitigation: Reduce reliance on negative coping mechanisms that could expose women to sexual exploitation or forced labor.
4. Monitoring and Evaluation: Conduct Post-Distribution Monitoring to ensure safe and effective delivery of assistance and gather feedback to improve the process.
Key Project Indicators
• Number of women benefiting from cash assistance (500 targeted women)
• Percentage of women able to meet their families’ basic needs after distribution
• Decrease in reliance on negative coping mechanisms
• Monitoring reports indicate safe and effective use of funds
Expected Results
• Economic empowerment of women and reduction of financial burden on families
• Decreased risk of sexual exploitation and gender-based violence
• Increased self-reliance and independence for beneficiaries
• Support for social and economic stability in conflict-affected communities
Project Monitoring Focus Areas
• Safety and Privacy: Ensure assistance is delivered safely without exposing women to risks.
• Actual Use: Verify that vouchers and cash are used to purchase essential needs.
• Project Impact: Measure the effect of assistance on women’s resilience and economic independence.
• Potential Risks: Monitor for any signs of sexual exploitation or violence and address them immediately in coordination with relevant authorities.

Budget
• Total Project Cost: USD 450,000

Visualize Impact: Convert these metrics into infographics or progress bars for donor updates.

Storytelling: Pair each metric with a short story or example from a beneficiary.

Transparency: Show ongoing results to build trust and recurring support.

Focus on Outcomes: Emphasize how donations change women’s lives, not just inputs (money spent).

Restore Fishermen’s Livelihoods in Sudan

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

The Fisheries Livelihood Support – Gedaref State project aims to restore livelihoods for conflict-affected fishers and vulnerable households in Al-Mafaza, Fal Al-Nahl, and Al-Rahad areas of Gedaref State, Sudan. The project will provide essential fishing equipment, boats, and fish preservation tools, alongside practical training in fish handling, processing, value addition, and marketing. By strengthening fishing livelihoods, the project will improve household incomes, enhance food security, and increase the resilience of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and vulnerable host communities.
Background
Sudan has been facing a severe humanitarian crisis since the outbreak of conflict in April 2023. The ongoing fighting has led to widespread displacement, economic collapse, and significant disruption of livelihoods across the country. Millions of people have been forced to leave their homes, while rising food prices, unemployment, and reduced agricultural production have severely weakened household coping capacities.
Food insecurity has reached alarming levels, with millions of people struggling to access sufficient and nutritious food. The disruption of farming, livestock production, and local markets has further reduced food availability and income sources for vulnerable households.
In eastern Sudan, particularly in Gedaref State, the arrival of large numbers of internally displaced persons (IDPs) has placed additional pressure on already limited resources and livelihood opportunities. Many families are increasingly relying on alternative livelihood activities such as fishing to secure food and income.
The influx of displaced people has also increased the number of fishers, while the available fishing resources and equipment remain very limited. Many of the existing fishing tools have become old, damaged, and difficult to repair or replace due to the economic crisis and lack of access to markets. As a result, fishers are forced to rely on very limited and inefficient fishing methods.
Consequently, many fishers who are the primary breadwinners for their families now face serious threats to their livelihoods due to the loss or deterioration of fishing equipment and their inability to afford new tools. This situation has significantly reduced their capacity to sustain fishing activities, placing their households at greater risk of food insecurity and economic hardship.
Supporting fisheries livelihoods therefore represents an important opportunity to strengthen food security, restore income sources, and improve the resilience of both displaced and host communities. By equipping fishers with the necessary tools and skills, communities can increase local food production while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Project Title: Restore Fishermen’s Livelihoods in Sudan

Overall goal : The campaign aims to support fishers affected by conflict and displacement in Gedaref State by providing fishing equipment and strengthening their skills in fish
processing and marketing. This will help improve household incomes and enhance food security for vulnerable families.

Project total Budget: USD 200,000

Project Location : Gedaref State – Sudan
Target Areas:

• ِAl-Fashga - CI TATA AND Al-Mafaza
• Fal Al-Nahl
• Al-Rahad

Target Beneficiaries :Direct
120 fishers
Indirect beneficiaries: 600 household members
Total beneficiaries:720 people

Project Activities
1. Provision of Fishing Equipment
The project will support fishers with essential equipment required to resume fishing activities, including:
• Fishing nets
• Fishing lines and hooks
• Fishing boats
• Boat engines

2. Fish Preservation and Processing Support
To reduce post-harvest losses and increase product value, the project will provide:
• Fish preservation boxes
• Fish drying equipment
• Fish processing tools

3. Training and Capacity Building
The project will conduct practical training sessions for fishers on:
• Fish handling and hygiene practices
• Fish drying and preservation techniques
• Value addition to fish products
• Marketing and market linkages

Expected Results
• 120 fishers regain sustainable livelihoods
• Increased fish production and improved household income
• Strengthened food security for vulnerable communities
• Reduced post-harvest losses through improved fish preservation
• Enhanced resilience of IDPs and host communities in Gedaref State.

Result
$50 Provides fishing tools for one fisher
$150 Provides fishing nets and hooks
$500 Supports fish preservation equipment
$1,000 Supports training for fishers
$7,000 Provides a fishing boat with engine

Overall Campaign Impact
• 120 fishers supported
• 720 people benefiting from improved food security
• 20 fishing boats distributed
• 120 fishing gear kits provided
• 30–40% increase in fish production expected


Budget Matrix – Fisheries Livelihood Support (200,000 USD)

Budget Item Unit Cost (USD) Quantity Total (USD)
Fishing Nets Kits 300 120 36,000
Fishing Lines & Hooks Kits 100 120 12,000
Fishing Boats 5,000 20 100,000
Boat Engines 2,000 20 40,000
Fish Preservation Boxes 100 40 4,000
Fish Drying & Processing Equipment 800 10 8,000
Training Workshops (5 sessions) 2,000 5 10,000
Project Monitoring & Field Supervision 5,000 1 5,000
Total 200,000 USD

Honey for Hope: Empowering Women in Darfur Through Sustainable Beekeeping

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

Project Tittle : Improvement Honey Production for conflict -affected women in south Darfur -Al-Radoum locality
Project Duration: 6 months
Location: South Darfur, Sudan
Total Budget: USD 200,000
Beneficiaries
The project will directly benefit:
• 300 conflict-affected women, particularly women who are heads of households
• 100 young men and women involved in honey production and marketing
The project is expected to indirectly benefit more than 2,000 family members.
Short Description
This project aims to support and empower women affected by conflict in South Darfur by improving honey production and upgrading traditional beekeeping practices into a more efficient and sustainable livelihood system.
The project will provide training and modern beekeeping equipment to 300 women and 100 youth, helping them strengthen their livelihoods, increase household income, and contribute to improved food security and community stability.
Full Campaign Description
Background
Sudan is facing one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises due to ongoing conflict, mass displacement, and economic instability. According to humanitarian reports, more than 9 million people are internally displaced, and millions of families have lost their sources of income and are experiencing severe food insecurity.
In South Darfur, many communities have been significantly affected by the conflict. Families are struggling to meet their basic needs, and women are increasingly taking on the responsibility of providing for their households due to the lack of employment opportunities.
Despite these challenges, South Darfur has favorable environmental conditions, including natural vegetation and flowering plants that support beekeeping and honey production, making it a promising livelihood opportunity for local communities.
Project Idea
The project seeks to enhance traditional beekeeping practices and improve honey production through practical training and the provision of modern equipment.
Participants will receive training on:
• Modern beekeeping techniques
• Beehive management
• Hygienic honey harvesting and processing
• Honey packaging and marketing
• Small business management and entrepreneurship
The project will also provide modern beehives and essential equipment to enable participants to begin honey production and generate sustainable income.
Project Objectives
The project aims to achieve the following objectives:
• Improve livelihoods for conflict-affected households
• Empower women economically and enhance their financial independence
• Increase honey production and improve product quality
• Create livelihood opportunities for youth in the honey value chain
• Strengthen food security and community resilience
Main Activities
The project will include the following activities:
• Coordination with local authorities and community leaders
• Transparent selection of beneficiaries
• Conducting specialized training sessions on beekeeping
• Providing modern beehives and essential equipment
• Establishing cooperative honey production groups
• Supporting local marketing of honey products
• Ongoing monitoring, mentorship, and technical support
Expected Results
By the end of the 6-month project, the following results are expected:
• 300 women economically empowered through honey production
• 100 youth engaged in livelihood opportunities
• Establishment of community-based honey production groups
• Increased honey production and improved product quality
• Improved household income and food security
• Strengthened resilience of conflict-affected communities
Why This Project Matters
Beekeeping is one of the most effective livelihood activities for rural communities because it is:
• Low-cost and easy to manage
• Environmentally friendly
• Suitable for women and youth
• Possible to practice close to home
• A sustainable source of income
By supporting this project, donors will help 400 beneficiaries rebuild their livelihoods, strengthen local economies, and promote stability in conflict-affected communities.
Project Budget
Total Budget: USD 200,000
The budget will cover:
• Training and capacity building
• Local production of beehives and beekeeping equipment
• Support for cooperative groups
• Monitoring and technical supervision
• Project management and administration

1. Donor Reward Tiers
Reward Title Donation Amount (USD) Reward Description Maximum Quantity
Supporter of Women’s Livelihoods 25 A thank-you email explaining how your contribution supports women’s livelihoods Unlimited
Friend of Beekeepers 50 A digital certificate of appreciation recognizing your support for women’s beekeeping initiatives Unlimited
Honey Production Supporter 100 A photo update showing the progress of the project and its impact on beneficiaries Unlimited
Hive Builder 250 Your name listed among the project supporters in the final report 200
Women’s Livelihood Champion 500 A personalized thank-you message and periodic updates about the project progress 100
Community Impact Partner 1000 Recognition in the final donor report for supporting women’s economic empowerment 50

2. Impact Metrics
These impact indicators can be displayed on the donation page or in donor receipts.$25
Helps provide training materials for one beneficiary.$50
Supports training for one woman in modern beekeeping techniques.$100
Helps provide essential beekeeping equipment.$250
Contributes to establishing a new beehive for a beneficiary family.$500
Supports a women’s group engaged in honey production.$1,000
Helps several families start small honey production businesses.
3. Estimated Budget Table
Budget Item Unit Cost per Unit (USD) Quantity Total (USD)
Training Workshops Workshop 5,000 6 30,000
Beehive Production Beehive 120 800 96,000
Protective Equipment Kit 60 400 24,000
Honey Processing Equipment Set 1,500 10 15,000
Project Staff Month 5,000 3 15,000
Monitoring & Evaluation Package 5,000 1 5,000
Transportation & Logistics Package 10,000 1 10,000
Administrative Costs Package 5,000 1 5,000
Total Budget: 200,000 USD

Emergency Food Support for Vulnerable Families

by Alradoam Charity Organization

Short message:
Thousands of displaced families in Sudan are struggling to secure daily meals. Your donation can provide emergency food support to families facing hunger.
Full Description:
Due to conflict and economic collapse, many families in Al Jazeera State cannot afford basic food. Women-headed households, displaced families, and elderly individuals are among the most vulnerable.
This campaign will distribute food baskets to 300 vulnerable households for three months. Each food basket contains essential items such as sorghum, lentils, cooking oil, and sugar.
Your support will help families survive the crisis and protect them from severe food insecurity.
Impact of the Donation :
$25
Help provide essential food supplies for a family.
$50
Contributes to providing of a food basket :
$100
Provide a complete food basket for a family ;
$500
Helps support several families for one month

Sun for Health Sudan

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

“Powering Health, Saving Lives”
This project aims to support eight health centers in North Darfur State with solar energy systems and essential medical supplies to ensure continuous access to healthcare services in conflict-affected areas.
Due to the destruction of infrastructure and electricity shortages caused by the war, many health facilities are unable to operate effectively. The project will provide sustainable solar energy systems to power medical equipment, maintain vaccine cold chains, and support emergency and primary healthcare services.
The project is expected to improve access to healthcare services for approximately 80,000 beneficiaries annually, including internally displaced persons and host communities, with a focus on maternal and child health services.
In response to these urgent humanitarian and health challenges, this project aims to support 8 health centers in North Darfur State by installing solar energy systems and providing essential medical supplies to ensure the continued delivery of health services for both local communities and internally displaced people (IDPs).
Many health facilities in the state are currently experiencing complete electricity outages due to the destruction of infrastructure during the conflict. This severely limits the ability of health centers to operate medical equipment, maintain vaccine cold chains, and provide emergency services.
Introducing solar energy systems will ensure the continuous operation of health services 24 hours a day, particularly in areas that lack stable energy sources.
The project will contribute to:
• Operating 8 health centers with sustainable electricity
• Improving access to healthcare for approximately 80,000 beneficiaries per year
• Ensuring safe storage of vaccines and medicines through reliable cold chain systems
• Strengthening emergency services and primary healthcare
• Reducing the disruption of health services caused by power outages
Overall Objective
To strengthen the continuity and quality of healthcare services in conflict-affected areas by providing sustainable energy solutions and essential medical supplies to health facilities.
Expected Results
• 8 health centers powered by sustainable solar energy.
• Improved healthcare access for around 80,000 beneficiaries annually.
• Safe storage of vaccines and medicines through reliable refrigeration.
• Strengthened emergency and primary healthcare services.
• Reduced disruption of health services caused by electricity shortages.
Project Outputs
• 8 health centers powered by sustainable solar energy.
• Installation of 8 solar energy systems.
• Provision of 8 essential medical supply packages.
• Training of 16 healthcare staff on system operation and maintenance.
• Improved healthcare services for approximately 85,000 beneficiaries annually.

Custom Impact Metrics
Healthcare Access
• 80,000 beneficiaries receiving improved healthcare services annually.
• 8 health centers operating continuously.
• 300–400 patients receiving healthcare services daily.
Energy Reliability
• 24-hour electricity supply in each health center.
• 100% of essential medical equipment functioning.
• 8 vaccine refrigerators operating continuously.
Maternal and Child Health
• 12,000 pregnant women receiving maternal healthcare services annually.
• 20,000 children receiving vaccination and healthcare services.
Medical Services
• 50,000 medical consultations provided annually.
• Strengthened emergency and primary healthcare services.
Community Impact
• Improved resilience of communities affected by displacement.
• Strengthened healthcare services in areas where 70% of health facilities are non-functional according to the World Health Organization
Target Beneficiaries
Direct Beneficiaries
• Approximately 85,000 people per year from host communities and internally displaced populations.
Indirect Beneficiaries
• More than 150,000 people from surrounding communities.
Priority Groups
• Pregnant women
• Children under five
• Elderly people
• Emergency patients
• Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Project Components
Solar Energy Systems
• Installation of 8 integrated solar energy systems for health centers.
• Ensuring 24/7 electricity supply for medical equipment and vaccine refrigerators.
• Training health staff on operation and maintenance.
Medical Supplies
• Provision of essential medical supply packages for each health center.
• Support to emergency and primary healthcare services.
• Strengthening maternal and child health services.
Ambulance Support for Emergency Referrals
Due to long distances between villages and health centers in North Darfur, the project will provide one fully equipped ambulance to support emergency referrals and patient transportation.
The ambulance will:
• Transport emergency patients from remote villages to health centers.
• Support maternal emergency referrals and safe delivery services.
• Facilitate referrals to higher-level hospitals when necessary.
• Reduce preventable deaths caused by delayed access to healthcare.
The ambulance is expected to serve approximately:
8,000–10,000 patients per year.
Expected Results
By the end of the project, the following results are expected:
1. Improved Energy Availability in Health Facilities
• 8 health centers operating with sustainable solar power systems.
• Reliable 24-hour electricity supply for targeted health centers.
2. Improved Access to Healthcare Services
• Approximately 80,000 beneficiaries annually accessing improved health services.
• Around 50,000 medical consultations provided each year.
3. Strengthened Maternal and Child Health Services
• About 12,000 pregnant women receiving healthcare services.
• Around 20,000 children receiving vaccination and healthcare services.
4. Improved Vaccine Cold Chain
• Continuous operation of 8 medical refrigerators for vaccine storage.
• Reduced loss of temperature-sensitive vaccines and medicines.
5. Strengthened Local Health System Capacity
• Health facilities supported with essential medical supplies.
• Improved capacity of health centers to respond to medical emergencies.
6. Emergency Medical Transportation Support
• Provision of one equipped ambulance serving the targeted health centers.
• Transportation of approximately 8,000–10,000 patients annually from remote villages to health facilities.
• Improved emergency referrals and maternal emergency care.
The project will be implemented by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization SDO, which works to strengthen community resilience and improve access to essential services in crisis-affected areas.
The organization focuses on:
• Supporting health facilities with equipment and sustainable energy solutions.
• Promoting reproductive health programs.
• Improving maternal and child health services.
• Strengthening primary healthcare systems.
• Supporting communities affected by humanitarian crises.Monitoring and Evaluation
A structured Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system will be implemented to ensure the project achieves its objectives efficiently and transparently while measuring the impact of the intervention on health services in North Darfur State.
The monitoring mechanisms will include:
1. Baseline Assessment
An initial assessment will be conducted in the targeted health centers to determine the current situation regarding electricity availability, functionality of medical equipment, vaccine storage capacity, and the number of patients receiving services.
2. Regular Monitoring
The project team will monitor implementation through:
• Monthly field visits to health centers
• Monitoring the performance of solar energy systems
• Tracking availability of medical services and supplies
• Collecting beneficiary data from health facilities
3. Key Performance Indicators
• Number of health centers operating with solar energy
• Number of beneficiaries accessing health services monthly
• Number of vaccines stored through cold chain systems
• Number of medical consultations provided
• Daily hours of electricity availability in health centers
4. Reporting
The project will produce regular reports including:
• Monthly progress reports
• Financial reports on resource utilization
• Mid-term progress report
• Final project report highlighting results and humanitarian impact
5. Final Evaluation
At the end of the project, a final evaluation will be conducted to assess:
• Achievement of project objectives
• Impact of solar energy on the continuity of health services
• Improved access to healthcare for local communities and internally displaced people.
Sustainability
The project has been designed to ensure that its benefits continue beyond the funding period.
Key sustainability measures include:
1. Solar Energy as a Sustainable Power Source
Solar systems have low operating and maintenance costs, ensuring long-term energy availability for health facilities.
2. Capacity Building for Local Staff
Local technicians and health workers will receive training on:
• Operation and maintenance of solar systems
• Efficient energy management in health facilities
3. Coordination with Local Health Authorities
The project will be implemented in coordination with the State Ministry of Health in North Darfur to ensure integration within the official health system.
4. Community Engagement
Local community committees will be involved in monitoring the health centers and supporting the protection and maintenance of equipment.
5. Scalability
The project can serve as a replicable model for expanding solar-powered health facilities in other conflict-affected regions of Sudan.

Children Can’t Wait: Emergency School Meals

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

Children Can’t Wait: Emergency School Meals – Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO) will provide nutritious breakfast meals 3 days per week to ~7,500 vulnerable children in 50 schools in Khartoum State over 6 months. The project aims to reduce malnutrition, improve academic performance, encourage regular attendance, and raise awareness of healthy nutrition among children, families, and teachers.
The recent conflict in Sudan has caused severe humanitarian challenges, including displacement, poverty, and malnutrition among children. Many schools were damaged or used as shelters for displaced families, resulting in increased school dropout rates and childhood hunger.
Overall objective:
To reduce 30 % of mal-nutrition cases and improve academic performance among 7,500 children less than 13 years in the basic schools around Khartoum State by 2026-2027.
Specific Objectives:
1. Provide 3 nutritious breakfast meals per week.
2. Support severely malnourished children with additional supplements if needed.
3. Increase school attendance and retention.
4. Raise awareness about balanced nutrition.
5. Train teachers and parent councils on food diversification.
6. Promote hygiene practices (handwashing).
7. Monitor academic performance and nutritional status.
Target Beneficiaries:
• Direct: ~7,500 children aged 6–13 from displaced, refugee, and low-income families.
• Indirect: Families (~7,500 households), teachers, parent councils, and the wider community.
Implementation Plan:
• Meals distributed 3 days/week in schools.
• Teachers, parent councils, and volunteers participate in preparation, distribution, and monitoring.
• Awareness workshops for children, families, and teachers.
• Continuous monitoring of attendance, academic performance, and nutritional status.
Expected Outcomes:
• 7,500 children receive nutritious breakfast meals 3 days/week.
• Improved academic performance and concentration.
• Increased school attendance and retention, especially girls.
• Increased awareness of healthy nutrition among children, families, and teachers.
• Community engagement in supporting school feeding and nutrition education.
Project Outcome:
7,500 of mal-nourished children have access to therapeutic nutrition, improved access to food of high nutritive value, improved children performance & understanding capacity, built capacity of families and teachers on balance diet provision and change in perception of nutritional culture.
Project Outputs:
Output 1:
Support for awareness on nutritional culture and diversification for,300 teachers and 25,000 households provided.
Output1 Activities:
Mobilize the teachers and families’ members in the basic schools for the implementation of the awareness workshops.
Prepare the beneficiaries lists and make them ready for the workshop.
Divide the groups into 4 groups in each school for easy information dissemination and gender balanced.
Execute the awareness workshops on how to improve nutritional status of their children in various selected schools.
Monitor the impact of the intervention on the beneficiaries’ food security situations.
Output 2:
7,500 basic school children received breakfast meals in time, pupils in the school are informed about the importance of quality nutrition and enrollment in the schools increased.
Output 2 Activities:
Mobilize the targeted basic schools around Khartoum State
Procurement of schools’ food for the targeted number of the pupils
dialy distribution of food diet in the school for daily pupils consumption
Prepare the lists of the beneficiaries to receive the supplementary food to boost family nutritional problems.
Follow-up of feeding programs daily and weekly and provides monthly report.
Monitor the impact of the intervention on the beneficiaries’ food security situations.
Conduct health and hygiene promotion in the schools (Wash Hands )
Description of Beneficiaries;
The data collected by SDO, INGOs, NGOs, Ministry of Education and Instruction (MoE) and UN agencies working in the Education cluster sector indicates that the same activities underlying food gaps in families’ affects performance and understanding capacity of pupils in the basic schools.
There are food gap amid the pupils in basic schools which are indicated in the survey report conducted by UNICEF (2025) 5-6 millions of children are suffering from malnutrition who are living in Sudan and one million Sudanese children are need feeding in school and that million children under the age of 5 years suffers from acute malnutrition.
Based on the above narrative background mal-nutrition have been a target for intervention to bridge the nutritional gaps among the children less than 13 years in basic and Medill schools at outskirts of Khartoum state being in IDPs camps and civilian .

Weaving Hope: Help Dara Development Organization Establish the Manawashi Handicraft Center in Sudan

by Dara Development Organization

Across the villages and towns of Sudan, skilled hands work tirelessly weaving, carving, stitching, and shaping. For generations, Sudanese artisans have preserved the soul of their communities through traditional handicrafts: intricate baskets, hand-carved wooden tools, vibrant textiles, and leatherwork passed down through families. These crafts are more than objects; they are living heritage, stories woven into every thread and etched into every grain .

But today, this heritage is at risk. Years of conflict, economic collapse, and displacement have scattered communities and severed the chains of craft knowledge passed from elder to youth. Artisans who once sustained their families through their skills now struggle to find materials, markets, or a place to work with dignity .

Dara Development Organization is answering this crisis. We are establishing the Manawashi Handicraft Product Development Center—a dedicated space where Sudanese artisans can gather, create, learn, and thrive. This center will serve as a sanctuary for endangered crafts, a workshop for skill development, and a gateway to markets beyond Sudan's borders.

Here, a woman who fled violence can rediscover her grandmother's weaving patterns and earn an income. A young man can learn leatherworking from a master artisan, carrying forward a tradition that might otherwise disappear. A community can see its cultural identity preserved, celebrated, and shared with the world.

The Manawashi Center will provide:

-Safe workspace for artisans to create with dignity
-Vocational training to pass skills to the next generation
-Product development support to refine designs for modern markets
-Business training to help artisans become self-sufficient entrepreneurs
-Market connections so beautiful Sudanese crafts reach buyers who will treasure them

Your support does more than build a center. It protects a culture. It empowers an artisan. It tells a master craftsperson that their life's work matters. It gives a young person not just a skill, but an identity and a future.

Join Dara Development Organization in weaving a stronger, more hopeful Sudan, one thread, one artisan, one masterpiece at a time.

A Hot Meal Is Hope: Help Shams Organization Feed Displaced Families in Gaza

by Shams Organization

In Gaza, the simple act of sharing a meal has become a distant memory. Families who once gathered around tables laden with traditional dishes now huddle in tents, schools, and the rubble of destroyed homes, wondering where their next meal will come from .

After more than 15 months of war, over 90% of Gaza's population has been displaced—2 million people living in makeshift camps, overcrowded shelters, and damaged buildings with no protection from the winter cold . Hospitals are shuttered. Markets are empty. And for countless families, hunger has become a daily companion.

Shams Organization is on the ground, working tirelessly to change this reality. Our Emergency Food Distribution Campaign provides freshly prepared, nutritious hot meals to displaced families across Gaza—families who have lost everything and now depend on humanitarian aid to survive .

Through community kitchens established in partnership with local volunteers, we prepare family-size meals sufficient for 3-5 persons, ensuring that each meal reaches those who need it most . Our field teams distribute these meals directly to displaced families living in tents, vulnerable households in hard-to-reach areas, and community gathering points across northern, central, and southern Gaza .

We give special priority to the most vulnerable: orphans who have lost parents to the violence, elderly individuals suffering age-related illnesses with no one to care for them, widows and single mothers struggling to feed their children, patients with chronic diseases like kidney failure and cancer, and malnourished children whose bodies are crying out for protein and warmth .

Your support does more than feed a hungry family. It restores dignity. It tells a displaced child that they are not forgotten. It allows a mother to sit with her children without the crushing weight of providing a meal she cannot afford.

In Gaza right now, hundreds of thousands of people receive hot meals daily through community kitchens like ours—each meal a lifeline, each plate a promise that someone cares .

Join Shams Organization in turning your generosity into nourishment, and nourishment into hope for Gaza's most vulnerable families.

Donate today. Be the reason a family in Gaza eats tomorrow.

Bring Hope to Gaza's Tables: Help Shams Organization Provide Meat & Chicken

by Shams Organization

Bring Hope to Gaza's Tables: Help Shams Organization Provide Meat & Chicken

In Gaza, a simple meal of meat or chicken—once a normal part of daily life—has become a "postponed wish and a heavy dream" for families exhausted by war and poverty . As winter grows harsher and the blockade tightens, thousands of families are surviving on canned goods and foods with little nutritional value, while children, in particular, go without the protein they desperately need to grow and stay healthy .

Shams Organization is on the ground, working to change this reality. We are dedicated to providing nutritious, protein-rich meals—including fresh meat and chicken—to families facing food insecurity across the Gaza Strip. With commercial refrigerators destroyed, storage systems collapsed, and prices skyrocketing, obtaining a complete meal has become a daily struggle between need and impossible cost .

By supporting this campaign, you aren't just filling bellies; you are fueling futures. You are giving children the strength to learn, parents the energy to rebuild, and elderly individuals the nourishment to endure with dignity. Your generosity brings the warmth of a cooked meal to tables that would otherwise be bare.

Join Shams Organization in transforming lives one meal at a time. Together, we can turn postponed wishes into reality.

Light Up Their Ramadan: Provide a Hot Iftar Meal to Gaza's Fasting Families

by Shams Organization

In the holy month of Ramadan, the streets of Gaza should be filled with the aroma of cooking and the warmth of family gatherings. Instead, for thousands of vulnerable families, the approach of iftar brings anxiety rather than anticipation. With ongoing economic hardship, relentless siege, and food prices soaring beyond reach, securing a single nutritious meal has become an overwhelming daily struggle.

Shams Organization, in partnership with the central kitchen of Tkiyet Al-Rahma, is working tirelessly to change this reality. Our Ramadan Meals Campaign is dedicated to providing freshly prepared hot iftar meals to families who have lost everything—families who would otherwise break their fast with little more than bread and water.

Through our central kitchen, we prepare balanced, nourishing meals daily using safe and high-quality ingredients. These meals—rich with the protein and warmth that fasting bodies need—are then distributed directly to targeted households and community gathering points across Gaza. We give special priority to orphans who have lost parents to the violence, elderly individuals enduring the cold alone, widows carrying the weight of their families, and households with no stable income.

Your support does more than feed a hungry family. It restores dignity. It tells a child that they are not forgotten. It allows a mother to sit with her children at iftar without the crushing weight of providing a meal she cannot afford.

This Ramadan, be the reason a family breaks their fast with hope instead of hunger. Join Shams Organization in turning donations into nourishment, and generosity into lasting impact.

Water Is Life: Help CARE Sudan Bring Clean Water to 100,000 Families

by CARE International

From Seed to Harvest: Help Alradom Organization Empower Families to Feed Themselves

by Alradoam Charity Organization

From Seed to Harvest: Help Alradom Organization Empower Families to Feed Themselves

In the villages of South Darfur, a farmer stands at the edge of his land, watching the sky for rain that seems to never come. His family is hungry. His livestock are weak. The seeds he saved from last season are gone, eaten when there was nothing else.

He does not want charity. He wants to work. He wants to plant, to tend, to harvest. He wants to feed his children with food he grew himself, with dignity and pride.

Alradom Organization believes he should have that chance.

Emergency Flood Response: Dara Development Organization's Humanitarian Intervention for 50,000+ Affected Families in Sudan

by Dara Development Organization

Sudan is facing a catastrophic flood crisis. Heavy rains have devastated communities across multiple states, with water levels in the Nile, Blue Nile, and White Nile rising to unprecedented heights . Over 50,000 families have been affected, with thousands displaced, homes destroyed, farmland submerged, and critical infrastructure collapsed . Disease outbreaks, including cholera and malaria, pose imminent threats .

Dara Development Organization (DRA) , established in 2007 and registered with Sudan's Humanitarian Aid Commission, works with communities affected by natural and man-made disasters . With experience in humanitarian response, water and sanitation, and livelihood support, Dara is launching an Emergency Flood Response to deliver life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable flood-affected families.

Sudan's Remote Communities Have No Access to Healthcare: Oxfam Mobile Clinics Are Their Only Hope

by Oxfam International

The call comes from a displaced mother in a camp with no clinic. Her child has had fever for three days. She has no medicine, no transportation, and no money. She doesn't know if her child will survive the night.

This is not one story. It is thousands of stories, repeating every day across Sudan.

Since conflict erupted, over 11 million people have been displaced . Health systems have collapsed. Hospitals are destroyed or unreachable. And in the remote camps and villages where displaced families have sought safety, there is nothing.

Malaria goes untreated until it kills

Diarrhea dehydrates children until they cannot recover

Women give birth on dirt floors with no one to help

Chronic conditions like the paralysis afflicting Tereza's son become lifelong burdens with no care

Snake bites turn deadly because no antivenom exists

Oxfam is responding, but we cannot reach everyone without you.

A Pencil, A Book, A Future: Help Sabah Alsudan Send 5,000 Children Back to School

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

A Pencil, A Book, A Future: Help Sabah Alsudan Send 5,000 Children Back to School

In a displacement camp in North Darfur, a young girl named Fatima wakes up early every morning. She watches the other children walk past her tent, their worn uniforms clean and their secondhand books clutched tightly. She watches them disappear down the dusty road toward the school she cannot afford to attend.

Fatima wants to learn. She dreams of becoming a teacher, a doctor, something that will lift her family out of the poverty that has defined their lives. But her family, like millions across Sudan, faces an impossible choice: food or school fees, medicine or books, survival or education.

No child should have to make this choice.

Hope in Every Sachet: Help RCDO Feed 360,000 Meals to Sudan's Malnourished Children

by Rural Community Development Organization (RCDO)

A Drop of Vaccine, A Lifetime of Protection: Help Sabah Alsudan Reach 10,000 Children

by Sabah Alsudan for Development Organization (SDO)

A Drop of Vaccine, A Lifetime of Protection: Help Sabah Alsudan Reach 10,000 Children

In a displacement camp in North Darfur, a mother holds her baby close. She fled her village with nothing—no home, no belongings, no certainty about tomorrow. But she has hope. Hope that her child will survive. Hope that someone will reach them with the vaccines that could mean the difference between life and death.

Her name is Amal. Her baby is named Yadin, just 11 months old. When they arrived at a mobile clinic, Yadin was weak, her body tired, her eyes dull . But there, she received more than food. She received protection. Vaccines that will guard her against diseases that have stolen too many children already .

Break the Cycle: Help Sudan's Families Build Businesses, Not Depend on Aid

by Oxfam International

Break the Cycle: Help Sudan's Families Build Businesses, Not Depend on Aid

In Sudan, a hand extended for help is seen every day. But what if that hand could hold a tool instead? What if it could weave, bake, sew, or build?

For families across Sudan—especially those displaced by conflict, widows caring for children alone, and youth with nowhere to turn—poverty is not just a lack of money. It is a trap. Years of conflict, economic collapse, and displacement have stripped away not only homes and possessions but also dignity and self-reliance . Too many families have been reduced to waiting for aid, not because they lack ambition, but because they lack the one thing that could unlock their potential: opportunity.