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Celebrating International Day for Tolerance

Tolerance is a beautiful opportunity for people to start over, declaring love and raising the slogan of humanity and forgiveness. The Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources, along with the Abu Quron Private Schools and Kindergartens, join in the celebration of the International Day for Tolerance. #Planting_the_principle_of_tolerance_in_children #Celebrating_International_Day_for_Tolerance #November_16 #Abu_Quron_Private_Elementary_Schools

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CategoriesProjects WASH, Health, & Environment

Rehabilitation & Environmental Cleanup of Alfasher Teaching Hospital

In collaboration with various stakeholders, including youth initiatives, and in partnership with the Sudanese Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development, DOFDAHR initiated a comprehensive project to rehabilitate the intensive care unit and environmentally clean El-Fasher Teaching Hospital. The rehabilitation efforts extended to El-Fasher Teaching Hospital’s intensive care unit, focusing on waste removal, landscaping, and overall cleaning. The second phase of the project saw the completion of the environmental cleanup and the maintenance of the intensive care unit, including the construction of the western wall. An evaluation meeting held on October 5, 2022, brought together representatives from DOFDAHR, youth initiatives, relevant ministries, and the High Council for Environment and Natural Resources. The meeting aimed to assess progress and coordinate further actions. The sustained environmental cleanup campaign continued for the third consecutive week, emphasizing the significance of community participation in maintaining the hospital’s environmental hygiene. The project received positive attention after media coverage by Al Jazeera, highlighting the collaboration between DOFDAHR and the Darfur Development and Human Resources Organization, as well as youth initiatives in maintaining and rehabilitating the intensive care ward at El-Fasher Teaching Hospital. These initiatives underscore DOFDAHR’s commitment to community development, environmental sustainability, and public health in the El-Fasher region. Step1: Environmental Cleanup of Alfasher Teaching Hospital Step2: Rehabilitation of the hospital’s intensive care unit Step 3: The construction of the western wall of the Hospital

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CategoriesProjects WASH, Health, & Environment

DOFDAHR’s Participation in Environmental Cleanup Campaign

DOFDAHR actively participated in an environmental cleanup campaign held today at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development in North Darfur State, El-Fasher. This initiative aimed to promote environmental hygiene and sustainable development within the region. The organization contributed its efforts to the campaign, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship for the well-being of the community. Environmental cleanliness plays a crucial role in fostering healthier living conditions, preventing the spread of diseases, and contributing to the overall quality of life. The collaborative effort with other stakeholders and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development underscores DOFDAHR’s commitment to holistic development, addressing not only health concerns but also environmental sustainability in the communities it serves. #EnvironmentalCleanup #CommunityDevelopment #DOFDAHR

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CategoriesAdvocacy & Human Rights Projects Protection

Training on Human Rights Incident Monitoring and PESA Policy

The Protection and Human Rights Department of the organization recently conducted a mini-training course for the staff, focusing on the Human Rights Incident Monitoring Analysis Tool (HIMAT) and the PESA (Protection from Exploitation and Sexual Abuse) policy of the DOFDAHR organization. The training session was led by Ms. Rabia Abdul Rahman Ali Dahab, the head of the Protection and Human Rights Office within the organization. The course aimed to enhance the skills and knowledge of the organization’s team members in effectively utilizing HIMAT and understanding the nuances of the PESA policy. Through this training, participants gained valuable insights into human rights incident monitoring and analysis, utilizing HIMAT as a powerful tool for such purposes. Additionally, a comprehensive understanding of the organization’s Protection from Exploitation and Sexual Abuse policy was provided, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a safe and respectful environment within the organization. The organization remains committed to upholding human rights standards and fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes the well-being and protection of its members.

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CategoriesProjects WASH, Health, & Environment

The Risks of Infectious Diseases – Awareness Session at Al-Salam Camp, Abuja

As part of its community awareness programs, and under the theme “Together for a Healthy and Safe Society,” the Darfur Development and Human Resources Organization (DOFDAHR) collaborated with the African Vision Organization for Development. The event, held in cooperation with the Ministry of Health in North Darfur State, aimed to raise awareness within the Al-Salam Camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Fasher (Abuja). The session was designed to educate communities about the risks of infectious diseases and preventive measures to enhance public health in the state. The awareness campaign covered infectious diseases such as Hepatitis, Dengue Fever, Malaria, and the Coronavirus. Additionally, the community was informed about the risks associated with certain chemical residues and carcinogenic materials looted from global food stores and UNAMID (United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur) premises during recent unfortunate events in the state. The community was educated on the dangers of these materials to human health and the environment, emphasizing the importance of proper disposal by relevant authorities and immediate reporting to the appropriate channels. The awareness campaigns are set to continue throughout January and February of this year, reaching various residential areas, markets, and schools for broader impact. #Transition_Begins_with_Awareness #DOFDAHR

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CategoriesProjects WASH, Health, & Environment

Health Awareness Campaigns in Al Fasher locality

In the period from December 16 – 21, 2021, under the slogan: ‘Together for a healthy society’, The Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR), in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and partnership with the African Vision for Development Organization (OVDA), organized a health awareness campaign to prevent infectious diseases (hepatitis, COVID-19, dengue fever and malaria) in Zamzam IDPs camp, Abuja IDPs and Um Shujaira neighborhood in El Fasher locality. The campaign reached 460 awareness messages in 2 sessions. Moreover, DOFDAHR organized awareness campaigns on the dangers of some chemical waste and contaminants that were looted from WFP stores and UNAMID headquarters because of the recent robbery incidences that occurred in the state.

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CategoriesAdvocacy & Human Rights Projects Protection

GBV awareness

As part of its programs in enhancing community awareness, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR), in partnership and fund from Plan Sudan International, organized 2 awareness sessions on prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and preventing sexual abuse and exploitation of children in Abu Shouk IDPs camp in El Fasher city.

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CategoriesCivic Education Projects

Civic education awareness session for policemen in the state

On 7/4/2021, DOFDAHR organized an awareness session for policemen by conducting a lecture on the role of the police in the context of a civil government in Sudan. The session was attended by 40 policemen from different sections of police: Traffic police, migratory and passport police, civil registry, civil protection, prison police, wildlife police, and tourism police. The session opened with the presence of the State Director of Police. The session focused on the importance of the police in the civil government as it is the mechanism for the application of laws. The lecture also corrected the notion that civil government is against the military government, the lecture emphasized that the basis of the civil government is the prevalence of the rule of law, and it is the core duty of the police.

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Reconciliation Session between the traditional leaders and resistance and change committees in Shag Al-Shehait rural area in Al-Fashir locality

DOFDAHR find out about the conflict during a joint need assessment and conducted a reconciliation session between traditional leaders and the newly formed resistance and change committees in Shag al-Shehait rural area in the Al-Fashir locality. DOFDAHR played the role of a mediator to bring together the two groups to an agreement to work together to serve the community. After conducting the reconciliation session in the village in the open air, the two parties agreed to work together through sharing responsibilities and roles in the village. DOFDAHR stressed the importance of the agreement between the two parties to work together for the development of the area.

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CategoriesCivic Education Projects

Civic education session in 6 secondary schools in Al-Fashir

With funds and partnership with USAID, DOFDAHR implemented civic education in six secondary schools in Al-Fasher city in the period from 8/3/2021 to 18/3/2021. The activity is part of the USAID project “Toward Enduring Peace in Sudan (TEPS)”. This activity was proposed by DOFDAHR after the February demonstrations in Al-Fasher that resulted in the damage of many public buildings by the demonstrators. The objectives of this activity are the awareness of the community of the importance of the protection of public buildings for the benefit of all community members and teaching for peaceful demonstration and peaceful demand of rights. Raising awareness of the community of their roles, rights, and duties under the context of civil rule country. Also, the awareness session in the six schools highlighted the issues of patriotism, citizenship, diversity management, the importance of peaceful co-existence between different ethnic groups. Volunteers from DOFDAHR health promotion sessions on keeping a healthy school environment and personal hygiene. The awareness sessions are accompanied by music bands from the students to display the different traditional cultures of different ethnic groups in Darfur. In all the schools reached, awareness sessions were conducted on COVID-19, and face masks and sanitizers were distributed to all the students in the six schools (4,900 students). The school reached for civic education awareness and COVID-19 sessions are: The closing ceremony for the civic education sessions: DIFDAHR conducted a closing ceremony at the end of the civic education training sessions. The ceremony was conducted at Al-Manar Secondary School for Girls. The closing ceremony was attended by the Manager of the project “Toward Enduring Peace in Sudan (TEPS) and attended by the State Director of Secondary School Education, the representative of the State Governor (Wali), the State Medea Director, the Director of the Graduates Employment Fund. The closing ceremony contained a lecture on patriotism and civic education for school students. Music bands from Al-Fasher Secondary School for Girls, Eastern Secondary School for Girls, Al-Manar Secondary School for Girls, and the music band of Darfur Secondary School for Boys. Also, the closing ceremony was attended by all headmasters of the secondary schools that participated in the civic education program and representatives of the neighboring schools such as Al-Mustagbal Secondary School in Al-Nasr block. 1,500 participants attended the closing ceremony including students, teachers, and guests. COVID-19 awareness was carried out, and 1,600 face masks and sanitizers were distributed to the participants.

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