In collaboration with the Darfur Development and Human Resources Organization (DOFDAHR), the Seed of Good initiative at the University of Health Sciences organized an impactful free therapeutic camp in Al-Salam camp (Abuja). This noble initiative aimed to provide essential healthcare services to the community, particularly in a camp setting where access to medical facilities might be limited. The event was graced by the presence of Eng. Abdel-Baqi, the Director of Social Welfare in the Regional Government, attended as the representative of the Governor. Additionally, the Dean of Student Affairs at the University of Health Sciences actively participated in this humanitarian endeavor. Their presence highlights the significance of collaborative efforts between academic institutions, governmental bodies, and non-profit organizations in addressing healthcare needs in vulnerable communities. This initiative not only reflects the commitment of the Seed of Good initiative and DOFDAHR to the well-being of the community but also serves as a model for future partnerships to bring essential healthcare services to those who need it the most.

The Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) has launched a compelling video campaign to raise awareness about preventing Dengue fever, aiming to educate the community on essential preventive measures. The video underscores the significance of taking proactive steps to combat Dengue fever, with a focus on the larval stage of mosquitoes. In the video, key messages include “Protect yourself and your family,” “Contribute to the fight against Dengue fever,” and “The fight begins in the larval stage.” Visual elements highlight specific actions, such as covering water containers, barrels, and ensuring the cleanliness of water basins. The campaign encourages individuals to actively participate in preventing the spread of Dengue fever by following these simple yet crucial steps. Through the engaging and informative video, DOFDAHR endeavors to reach a wider audience and instill a sense of responsibility in the community to collectively combat Dengue fever. This dynamic approach reflects the organization’s commitment to public health and its innovative use of multimedia for community education.