Empowering IDP Women in Blue Nile through Training and Support
Women in El-Roseires benefited from income-generating training.
Hanan Idris displaced after violence in July 2022.
She lost two sons in the intercommunal conflict.
Trained in cake production, her income increased significantly.
Hanan Alfadel Idris, an internally displaced woman from Wad Almahi locality, lost two of her sons during intercommunal violence in July 2022. After relocating to the Abu Lekailek IDP gathering in El-Roseires, she received training in income-generating activities such as food processing and cake production. With the support and startup kits, her income increased significantly, allowing her to provide for her family and save for future production. She expressed gratitude for the training and support, which helped her gain financial stability.
Building a Brighter Future Through Peace, Dignity, and Empowerment for All
Creating Lasting Impact Through Action
Improving children's health and lives through child protection.
Hozaifa, 14yo, injured his eye in a school accident.
Conflict delayed his treatment, worsening his condition.
In 2023, he had surgeries with AORD and Save the Children.
Now, his vision is restored, and he's eager to return to school.
Hozaifa Hamdan, a 14-year-old from Wad Elmahi in Blue Nile State, was injured in his right eye after being hit by a stone at school in June 2022. His injury, combined with the tribal conflict in the region, prevented him from receiving timely treatment, as his family had to flee to Abu Lekailek camp. With the support of the Protection and WASH response project implemented by AORD and Save the Children, Hozaifa underwent two surgeries in 2023, improving his vision. He is now able to see clearly, wears medical glasses, and is eager to return to school and continue his education.
