who
we are
who we are
Human security NGO that was born on November, 2001 and is registered with the Humanitarian Aid Commission. JASMAR establishment was a response to the ERW threats on one hand and encouraged by the global campaign against landmines on the other hand
our missions
1
Response to emergency humanitarian needs whenever feasible while linking it to rehabilitation development
2
Implementation of the community, personal and other relevant Human Security components like Food Security, health and economic rights
3
Advocacy for inclusion of all vulnerable groups as well as ensuring political and Human Rights of all Sudanese
Our Collaborations
Staff Members
Our Branches
Al-Gadarif
The city is administratively and socially divided into Diems (ديم) or districts. The famous Deims are Deim Bakr, Deim El Nur, Diem Al Khama, Abakar Jibriel, Al- midan, Deim Abbas, Deim Saukin, Deim Sa'ad, Deim Hamad, Janayin, Abbayo, Nasr, Selamt El-Bey, Al Israa, Al Malik, A Nadher, Al Tadamun, Al Danagla, Al Jumhouriya, Al Mufaqaat, Al Syool, Al Mourada, Barnu, Badr, Marco, Al Rabaa, Ruwina, Addona, Taradona, Karfis, Al Kababish, Karrari, Al Mahrouga, Al Sufi, Al Muwazafien, Army Barracks and Police Barracks. Greater Gedaref includes many rural districts and villages such as Um Shagara, Al- Faw, Wad addida, Sabouniya, Koum Shitta, Um sawani, Um Sunaebra, Id Altin, Kassab, Al Samina, Shasheina, Al Hwata, Al Houri, AlMatna, and Al Shuwak. In 1994 Gedaref became the capital of Al-Qadarif State which includes Gedaref city, Faw, Gallabat, and Fashaga areas.
Red Sea Office
Omdurman
The office in Omdurman was inaugurated during the April War, where it implemented a project that employed several individuals. It also contributed to providing psychological and moral support, and carried out several educational workshops and recreational activities, which helped advance the organization’s work and gain community support. Over time, the office in Omdurman was able to expand its activities to include other areas of interest to the local community. Training courses were organized, encouraging many individuals to harness their potential. Additionally, the educational workshops saw significant interest from the youth, as they were guided to learn new skills that enhanced their personal capabilities. The role of the office did not stop there; it also launched initiatives aimed at promoting social cohesion among community members. The organization established local support groups aimed at assisting families affected by the impacts of the war, providing them with necessary resources and opening channels of communication to enhance cooperation and partnership. The recreational activities for children and families organized by the office also helped alleviate the pressures of daily life and provided a space for interaction and enjoyment. Thanks to these efforts, the organization became a launchpad for directing individuals toward a better life, earning it recognition and respect within the community. The office continued to update its strategies in response to the changing needs of the community, which contributed to strengthening its role as an active player in social development, setting an example of how to use creativity and dedication in serving social goals. Thus, the organization created a positive impact that transcended the boundaries of Omdurman, reaching neighboring communities, reflecting the true spirit of cooperation and sustainable development.