About us
The origin of the organization
A voluntary charitable organization operating in the field of water and health services, where it digs and rehabilitates wells, rehabilitates artesian wells, hand pump wells, surface wells, installs water networks, water tanks, and solar power stations free of charge for the needy in cities, villages, hospitals, schools, universities, places of worship such as mosques, Quran memorization centers (Khalawi), prisons, and other institutions.
Vision
?تطلع منظمة سقيا السودان الي تعزيز قيم التكافل والتراحم بين فئات المجتمع المختلفة لتوصيل الخدمات الاساسية من مياه الشرب والاطعام والرعاية الصحية للمحتاجين
?تعمل المنظمة علي بناء الجسور بين كل فئات المجتمع لتعزيز قيم الاخاء والمحبة والاحساس بالآخرين وترسيخ مبادئ الانتماء للوطن لتحقيق العدالة الاجتماعية وثقافة التعايش السلمي
Mission
1- Embodying the values of solidarity between those who love charity and humanitarian work and the needy segments of society to obtain potable water services.
2- Promoting the values and principles of belonging to the homeland as a means of achieving peaceful coexistence and sustainable development without discrimination.
3- Finding solutions to address water scarcity, which is reflected in production and development in rural and urban areas.
4- Supporting residents of areas affected by wars and disasters to enjoy stability, security and peace.
5- Working to provide water services leads to providing basic services to local communities in the fields of health, education and food security.
Goals
The organization aims through its projects to achieve self-sufficiency in potable water and provide a water source for each village.
To convert all water stations that operate on gasoline or electricity to stations powered by solar energy to provide resources for citizens and utilize the available solar energy throughout the year.
To improve primary healthcare services in the country, especially with the collapse of all government-provided services to citizens and the high cost of treatment in the private sector.
Establishing dialysis centers for kidney patients to provide dialysis services after more than 20 centers have gone out of service.
Conducting a campaign to maintain all malfunctioning kidney dialysis machines in Sudan, which exceed a total of one hundred machines.
Enhancing centers with large numbers of patients by adding additional kidney dialysis machines to alleviate the pressure on the remaining machines, some of which may operate for up to 20 hours a day to fill the gap.