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Visit of the UNFPA delegation to North Kordofan State
Visit of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Delegation to North Kordofan State As part of ongoing humanitarian efforts to assess the humanitarian situation and the basic needs of people affected by the crisis in North Kordofan State, a delegation from the **United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)** conducted a field visit to the state in coordination with **Plan International Sudan** and in partnership with **JASMAR Human Security Organization**. The visit aimed to gain a better understanding of the current humanitarian situation, assess the needs of affected communities, and review the availability of essential services, particularly **sexual and reproductive health services, protection from gender-based violence (GBV), and psychosocial support services**, with special attention to the needs of women, girls, and the most vulnerable groups. The visit also provided an opportunity to strengthen coordination and cooperation among the participating organizations, exchange information on ongoing humanitarian interventions, and explore ways to improve responses to priority needs. These efforts are intended to enhance access to essential humanitarian services for targeted populations and improve the effectiveness of the humanitarian response across the state. This visit underscores the importance of partnership and coordination among humanitarian organizations and relevant stakeholders, as well as the need for joint efforts to address the needs of crisis-affected populations, strengthen protection, and uphold human dignity in North Kordofan State.
The Integrated Humanitarian Needs Response Project (CDCs) evaluation
JASMAR Organization for Human Security in Al-Jazirah State participated on 27 October 2026 in the evaluation of the Integrated Humanitarian Needs Response Project (CDCs), which was implemented through JASMAR in partnership with MC Organization and funded by PUI (Première Urgence International) from February to May 2026 in several areas of South Al-Jazirah Locality. The evaluation survey was conducted in the Shokaba, Shaa' Al-Deen, and Portebell areas, with the presence of Sophie Jazair, MC Acting Country Director; state and local social welfare representatives; state and local health representatives; and representatives of organizations and HAC officials. The local community and beneficiaries expressed full satisfaction with the services provided by JASMAR and MC Organization, hoping that the project will continue to reach more beneficiaries.
A Leading Community Partnership and a Comprehensive Health Awareness Event at Al-Girba Camp Health Center
On Tuesday, 27 October 2026, Al-Girba Camp hosted a major health awareness event organized through the Health and Nutrition Project in Refugee Camps, funded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), in collaboration with the Kassala State Ministry of Health and other relevant stakeholders. The event brought together health awareness initiatives, mental health support, and recognition of the humanitarian and professional contributions of pharmacists, reflecting a shared commitment to improving health outcomes and promoting community well-being.
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign
JASMAR Organization for Human Security hosted the coordination meeting for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign – which was attended by protection sector partners on 26/10/2026. The discussion focused on the importance of the campaign in combating violence against women and developing an activity scenario under the slogan #Ensuring Justice#, which led to: creating a detailed plan with program activity budgets to present to partners and determining their fiscal contributions in an online meeting on 02/11/2026
Improvement of Community Based-Protection Project for Displaced Population in the Northern Corridor
JASMAR HUMAN SECURITY ORGANIZATION – Northern State Activity: Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) Session Organized by: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Hosted by: JASMAR Human Security Organization Summary: A session on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) was organized by UNHCR and hosted by JASMAR Human Security Organization. The session aimed to raise awareness of sexual exploitation and abuse, promote professional conduct, and strengthen participants’ understanding of their responsibilities in preventing and responding to such incidents. Key topics included safeguarding affected populations, reporting suspected misconduct through appropriate channels, maintaining confidentiality, and ensuring accountability. The session emphasized the importance of a safe, respectful, and dignified environment for all individuals receiving humanitarian assistance.
Kassala State Traffic Police and JASMAR Organization Hold Breast Cancer Awareness Event Under the Slogan “Pink October: A Month of Awareness, Love and Hope”
Kassala State Traffic Police, in collaboration with JASMAR Organization – Kassala Office, organized an awareness event as part of Pink October, targeting female personnel of the Traffic Police Department. The event aimed to promote health awareness about the importance of early detection and prevention of breast cancer, under the slogan: “Pink October: A Month of Awareness, Love and Hope.”
the event celebrating World White Cane Day in Al Gazira State
The JASMAR Organization for Human Security participated in the event celebrating World White Cane Day, organized by the Union of the Blind at the Higher Council for People with Disabilities, under the patronage of the State Minister of Social Welfare and with the honor of the Governor of Al-Jazeera State. The event included traffic awareness about using the white cane and the distribution of certificates honoring the participating entities. At 22/10/2026 in the Hospitality Palace Hall in Greater Madani. Under the slogan: 'My Cane, My Protection'
Improvement of Community Based-Protection Project Forcibly Displaced Population in the Northern Corridor
Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Awareness: Participants were sensitized to the risks of human trafficking and exploitation, how to identify potential warning signs, and the importance of seeking assistance and support from relevant authorities.
JASMA Strengthens Skills and Supports Livelihoods in Khartoum State
Under the Protection Intervention Project, and with UNHCR support, JASMA organized a Sudanese tobe design training on September 23, 2026, for 40 beneficiaries at Al-Jurf Community Center in Jabal Awliya, strengthening practical skills and livelihoods.
JASMA Distributes Assistive Devices in Khartoum State
To mark World Humanitarian Day on August 18, the JASMA Organization for Human Security distributed assistive devices to beneficiaries in the Jabal Awliya and Karary localities of Khartoum State. The distribution took place at three community centers: Umm Rabbah, Al-Jurf, and Karary Al-Ujaiyja. The activity was carried out under the Protection Intervention Project, funded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The initiative aims to support persons with disabilities, strengthen their independence, and improve their quality of life.
Supporting the continuation of inclusive education, particularly for girls and vulnerable groups of persons with disabilities.
mobilization of Community plateforms member to conduct activities promoting education continuity in their Communities
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Back to School in Red Sea State in the Context of Public Health Promotion
The Comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Protection Project for Persons with Disabilities, in collaboration with the Environmental Health Department of the Ministry of Health and the Red Sea State Cleaning Authority, is conducting a comprehensive school cleaning campaign targeting schools that were previously used as shelters for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and have since been relocated to other shelter centres.
Pink October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month Activities
🌸 Awareness Is Power: Protecting the Beautiful Moments of Life, Together! 🌸
Conducted EORE awareness sessions in Tambool area in Sharq AlGazira Locality
JASMAR Organization, in partnership with the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, in coordination ( GFFO ) with the National Mine Action Center (NMAC) and the Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC), and in cooperation with East Al Gazira Locality, implemented project activities focused on risk education sessions on the dangers of war remnants and explosive and non-explosive ordnance. The number of beneficiaries reached approximately 7,466 direct beneficiaries, including a number of schools, mosques, women’s centers, and markets, during Sept 2026
Rehabilitate ( 15) and dislodge – child friendly sanitation facilities , handwashing place for children in 15 targeted Makana’s.
Hand-Over to 3 Makana’s Schools ( AR-Ribat – Alwehda ( A ) – Alwehda ( B)
World Mental Health Day Celebration: Real Voices, Real Change!
Under the theme “Listening to Lived Experiences: Real Voices – Real Change,” we are pleased to mark the successful conclusion of World Mental Health Day events and activities in Kassala State, bringing to a close a series of meaningful initiatives aimed at raising awareness and promoting mental health and well-being.
Protection -Focused Multi -Cluster Response
JASMAR celebrated the International Day of the Girl in Um Al-Tuy-our through Awareness-Raising performances, Soap-Making Training, and Recognition of the Community-Based Protection Network (CBPN)
Training Workshop on Forecasting, Quantification, and Inventory Management
JASMAR Organization, Al Jazira State, in coordination with the Reproductive Health Department of the Ministry of Health, implemented a training workshop for 20 reproductive health staff on Forecasting, Quantification, and Inventory Management, in cooperation with the Reproductive Health Department and funded by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), from 4 to 6 October 2026. Under the slogan: No supply without information * No information without supply
Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence Services Mapping Workshop
JASMAR Human Security Organization – South Kordofan State conducted a workshop on Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Services Mapping in Kadugli, at Samarina Hall, from 29 September to 1 October 2026, as part of the Integrated Reproductive Health Services and Prevention of Gender-Based Violence Project, with support from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
Mobile Psychosocial Support and Mental Health Awareness Campaigns
Strengthening Reproductive Health and GBV Services in South Kordofan
Base line assessment
Teachers are currently conducting a baseline assessment aims to evaluate the initial reading skills of the targeted students before beginning the implementation of remedial education.
Graduates of Vocational Training Programmed in Kassala Locality Set to Strengthen Workforce Integration and Productivity
A graduation ceremony was held in Kassala Locality to celebrate participants who successfully completed the Vocational and Craft Training Programmed. This milestone aims to enhance their professional skills, improve their employability, and equip them to contribute effectively to the Labour market and productive sectors.
Your Mental Health Matters: Together, We Can Make a Difference
As part of ongoing efforts to promote mental health and psychosocial well-being and foster a resilient, supportive community, JASMAR Organization for Humanitarian Security participated in the World Mental Health Day activities in Kassala State, as part of the initiatives led by the Kassala Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Technical Working Group.
Improvement of Community Based-Protection Project for Displaced Population in the Northern Corridor
JASMAR HUMAN SECURITY ORGANIZATION Activity Title: Provision of Grant to FPDLOs Training Workshop Report Date: 5 October 2026 Location: JASMAR Human Security Organization Office, Wadi Halfa, Northern State, Sudan Participating Organizations: 1. Education for All (EFA). 2. Wadi Halfa Emergency Organization (EMG).
Distribution of WASH essential hygiene promotion supplies to the Makana's target beneficiaries and the most vulnerable host community
Frist Pre assessment of the camp was recorded 849 households. And after that The Final registration of the households – totalling 783
JASMAR Strengthens National Capacity in Explosive Ordnance Clearance and Risk Education
As part of its efforts to strengthen national capacities and contribute to a mine- and explosive ordnance-free Sudan, JASMAR Human Security Organization conducted specialized training workshops covering basic explosive ordnance clearance and risk education. The programs trained 50 national personnel, with 25 participants in each field, strengthening national capacities in clearance operations, risk awareness, and community safety.
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JASMAR Hands Over Youth Club Center at Shagarab North Camp to Strengthen Community Protection
The JASMAR Organization for Human Security (JASMAR) has handed over the Youth Club Center at Shagarab North Camp in Kassala State, in a significant step toward providing a safe space for young people, promoting their community engagement, and strengthening protection efforts while supporting their psychosocial well-being and stability within the camp.
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A New Milestone in Youth Support and Community Protection at Shagarab North Camp
Kassala – Wad Al-Helaiw: In an important step towards strengthening youth protection and empowerment, the maintenance and rehabilitation of the Youth Club at Shagarab North Camp have been successfully completed. This initiative will help provide a safe space for social, sports, and cultural activities while promoting youth engagement and strengthening community participation within the camp.
A New Step Toward Service Sustainability and Strengthening Resilience
As part of ongoing efforts to support displaced populations and host communities in New Halfa and Al Girba localities, a training session was conducted in Asbri village, New Halfa Locality, to strengthen the capacity of the Water Users Committee, establish its organizational structure, and activate the cost-recovery system to ensure proper maintenance and the long-term sustainability of water services.
Continued Community Mental Health Awareness Campaigns in Kadugli
Continued Community Mental Health Awareness Campaigns in Kadugli
Towards a safe and enabling empowerment for our children and youth
As part of our ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive protection and supporting access to education, we have achieved another significant milestone under the Literacy Skills Improvement Project, funded by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Guidance in Kassala State. This milestone reflects our continued efforts to strengthen literacy skills, promote inclusive learning opportunities, and contribute to creating a safe and supportive learning environment for children and young people.
A New Step Toward Empowerment and Self-Reliance
JASMAR Organization Celebrates the Graduation of 75 Women and Girls from Vocational Training Program in Kassala
From Training to Empowerment: 150 Youth Turn Skills into Livelihood Opportunities in Shagarab Refugee Camp
As part of efforts to enhance economic empowerment opportunities for young people, 150 adolescent boys and girls in Shagarab Refugee Camp successfully completed a 60-day vocational training program implemented through a partnership between JASMAR Human Security Organization and the Success Skills Center, with support from UNICEF. The training covered five vocational fields: tailoring and dressmaking, henna and beauty services, solar energy, mobile phone maintenance, and metalwork and welding. The program aimed to equip participants with practical skills that can help them build more stable and self-reliant futures.
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Arbaat-Check point-chlorination of water- Port Sudan
Protection and WASH response at Arbaat Checkpoint in Port Sudan, water chlorination activities were conducted to support access to safe and clean water for affected communities. The intervention incorporated disability inclusion, gender equality, social inclusion, and protection risk mitigation, ensuring that the needs, safety, dignity, and accessibility of vulnerable individuals were considered throughout the response.
Large-Scale Community Campaign for Cleanliness and Health Awareness in Al-Sina'iya Complex Camp
JASMAR Human Security Organization's Red Sea Office conducted a comprehensive environmental sanitation campaign at Al-Sina'iya Complex Camp in Port Sudan to promote public health and improve environmental conditions. The campaign included waste collection activities, awareness sessions on hygiene and environmental sanitation, soap distribution for children with disabilities, and health education on personal hygiene and heatstroke prevention. Implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Health's Health Promotion Unit and the WASH Project, the campaign engaged more than 450 participants, reflecting strong community awareness and active involvement in maintaining a healthy and clean environment.
Community Workshop on Children's Rights to Promote a Safe and Inclusive School Environment.
JASMAR Human Security Organization conducted a community workshop on **Children’s Rights, Positive Discipline, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Gender-Based Violence Prevention aimed at strengthening child protection and promoting a safe and inclusive school environment. The workshop targeted school principals, representatives of school councils, school mothers, and youth, and will continue for three days in Jebel Awlya locality as part of the Resilience Building for Improved Development and Growth in the Education Sector in Sudan Project
Field monitoring to ensure the quality of vocational training and enhance the impact of programs
Field monitoring visits were conducted to assess the quality of vocational training, support trainers and trainees, identify challenges, and ensure that the programs achieve their intended outcomes and create a positive impact in the community.
JASMAR Kassala Office Celebrates the Graduation of 150 Adolescents from Vocational Training Programs in Kassala State
Kassala – Wad Al-Hilew: JASMAR Organization for Humanitarian Security celebrated the graduation of 150 adolescent boys and girls at Shagarab Camp in Wad Al-Hilew locality, Kassala State, following their successful completion of an intensive 60-day vocational training program. The program aimed to equip participants with practical and vocational skills that enhance their self-reliance, improve their livelihood opportunities, and create broader prospects for their meaningful contribution to community development.
Kassala Office Concludes Training Workshop to Strengthen Midwives’ Capacities and Enhance Reproductive Health Services
The specialized in-service midwifery training workshop concluded at the Midwifery School Hall in Kassala State. The workshop was conducted under the Integrated Reproductive Health Services and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Project, in partnership with the Ministry of Health’s Reproductive Health Directorate, and with funding support from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
JASMAR Kassala Office Concludes Refresher Training for 20 Facilitators of Alternative Learning Centres in Kassala State
ad Al-Hilew Locality (Shagarab Camp): As part of the partnership between JASMAR Organization for Humanitarian Security and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Guidance in Kassala State, a refresher training program for 20 facilitators of Alternative Learning Centers has concluded. The training was conducted under the Project to Improve Foundational Literacy Skills among Primary School Children from Refugee and Host Communities in Kassala State.
A Hope-Inspiring Conclusion and a Passion That Transcends Challenges
Kassala – Shagarab Camp: The Youth League at Shagarab Camp has concluded as part of the activities of the Child Protection and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention Project in Kassala State, funded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs. The closing event was marked by an atmosphere of enthusiasm, joy, and positive engagement among participants.
Distributes Seeds in Jabal Awliya State
JASMAR Human Security Organization, in collaboration with the Executive Director of Jabal Awliya Locality, launched an agricultural support initiative distributing seeds and tools to 1,000 vulnerable farmers and households in Khartoum State to enhance food security and livelihoods.
Soap Making Project in Nile River State
Under the UNICEF-funded MAKANA project, JASMAR Human Security Organization trained 800 School Health Club members across 32 schools in River Nile State on local soap production, empowering youth to serve as community hygiene ambassadors.
Teacher Training in Nile River State
Under the Sudan Primary Education Emergency Support Project (SPEEP), JASMAR Human Security Organization trained 492 teachers across four localities in River Nile State to strengthen educational capacities and support local children. The initiative is generously funded by UNICEF.
PSEA and Safeguarding Training for Community-Based Protection Networks and Committees
As part of its commitment to safe, accountable, and inclusive humanitarian programming, JASMAR conducted a training and awareness session on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and safeguarding for Community-Based Protection Networks (CBPNs) and Community Committees
Training for Village Savings and Loans Association on Business Skills (VSLA)
As part of the "Protection - Focused Multi Cluster Responses" project in Atbara, JASMAR Human Security Organization conducted a training on business skills for Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) groups in Khelewa and Um-Altuoor during July, aiming to bolster local economic resilience and sustainable livelihoods.
High-Level Delegation Inspects Demining Progress in Al-Geteina, White Nile State
A high-level joint delegation visited JASMAR Human Security Organization's mine action field sites in Al-Geteina, White Nile State, to inspect demining operations and assess their impact on civilian protection and restoring safe land access. Supported by the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF) and implemented under the technical supervision of the National Mine Action Center (NMAC), these efforts aim to clear explosive remnants of war and facilitate early recovery.
Life-Saving Support for Girls and Their Families
In June, JASMAR's White Nile Office, in partnership with Plan International Sudan and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, distributed essential food baskets and non-food items to vulnerable girls, adolescent girls, and their families in Kosti and Rabak localities to strengthen protection and uphold dignity.
From Training to Impact: 150 Adolescents Turn Vocational Skills into Opportunities for Productivity and Livelihoods at Shagarab Camp
Kassala – Shagarab Camp: The 60-day vocational training program conducted at Shagarab Refugee Camp was more than just a period of learning and skills development; it marked the beginning of new opportunities for productivity and self-reliance. Several trainees have already begun applying their newly acquired skills by providing services and undertaking practical work, helping to expand their livelihood opportunities and build a more stable future.
M&E Field Inspection & Monitoring Mission Empowering Young Minds & Building Foundations
Kassala – Wad Al-Hilew Locality (Shagarab Camp): As part of ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of education and improve learning opportunities for children, JASMAR Organization for Humanitarian Security received a field monitoring visit from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), represented by Mr. Jaber Mansour. The visit covered four Alternative Learning Centers within Shagarab Camp to assess the progress of educational activities and review the learning environment provided for children.
CETs Training Abu - Hamed Locality Enhancing Community Resiliance (THABAT 2) Project
As part of the project’s complementary activities, a field visit to DAL Group was conducted on 14 January 2026 to explore modern technologies in water management and agricultural irrigation. The visit included an introduction to center-pivot irrigation systems, drip irrigation systems, and a water treatment plant, as well as an overview of the role of these technologies in improving water-use efficiency and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
Sudanese Folklore and Heritage Troupe Shines at Vocational Training Graduation Ceremony in Kassala State
Amid a celebratory atmosphere filled with creativity and cultural diversity, the Sudanese Folklore and Heritage Troupe participated in the graduation ceremony for trainees of the Vocational and Craft Training Programmed. The programmed was implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Guidance in Kassala State and funded by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) through a project designed to expand access to basic and alternative education for displaced children and children from host communities.
Invitation to Tender: Supply of Relief Items
JASMAR Organization invites bids from experienced suppliers for two separate tenders: Tender 2025/2: Supply of Local Construction Materials (e.g., bricks, timber, rope). Tender 2025/1: Supply of Non-Food Items (e.g., kitchen sets, blankets, tarps, solar lamps). This initiative is part of a project enhancing protection for vulnerable women and girls in Al Qadarif State. Bids must include a bid bond and required documentation. The submission deadline is Sep 19, 2025.
Strengthening the Capacities of Community Protection Networks on Safe Referral in Cases of Gender-Based Violence and Child Protection
As part of continuous efforts to support IDPs in White Nile State as a response to emergency situations and displacement with the UNHCR funded project strengthen the protection environment for the IDPs and host communities in WNS , JASMAR Human Security Organization – White Nile State Office, in cooperation and coordination with the MOHSD Social Development department, organized a training workshop for 90 members of community protection networks ( CBPNs ) and members of administrative committees of multipurpose community centers in Rabak, Guli, and Al-Jabalain localities were trained on the core Gender Based Violence GBV concepts/principles and safe referrals. This was followed by advanced training for 45 members of community protection networks on enhanced referral mechanisms of child protection CP & gender-based violence GBV cases. The training took place from March 8 to 24, 2025. The trainings aimed to enhance understanding of the basic principles and concepts of gender-based violence, enable members of community protection networks to develop their skills in addressing gender-based violence and child protection issues, and strengthen their capacity for safe referrals, this contributing to strengthening the protection services provided to IDPs and host communities in these localities.
Training teams to awareness about the dangers of explosive materials
In addition to its efforts in raising awareness about the dangers of explosive materials, Jasmar, using its own resources and under the supervision of the National Mine Action Center, has trained two awareness teams in the city of Omdurman. Today, the two teams were accredited by the National Center for deployment in Omdurman and Bahri to assist the center's efforts in educating those affected by the dangers of explosive remnants of war.
Jasmar Organization Project Review Meeting
As part of the continuous efforts by Jasmar Organization for Human Security to develop and improve performance in accordance with recognized standards, while also ensuring a supportive environment to achieve the highest levels of efficiency and effectiveness—and with the participation of the General Director of Jasmar Organization in Sudan—a consultative meeting was held in Kassala State. The meeting brought together executive directors and program and project managers from several of the organization’s state offices, and took place from January 22–23, 2025. This meeting comes at a time when the country is facing a number of challenges, which reinforces and strengthens the role of the voluntary and humanitarian sector, with a focus on several key areas and programs based on current needs. The meeting aims to: • Enhance the efficiency of program performance through effective resource management under the current circumstances.
Opening of the Training of Trainers Workshop or Community Health Promoters
The Acting Minister of Health in Kassala State today inaugurated the Training of Trainers (ToT) workshop for Community Health Promoters on community behavior change activities in emergencies. The workshop is implemented by Jasmar Organization, in partnership with the Kassala State Ministry of Health, and with support from UNICEF through the Social and Behavior Change (SBC) Project. The event was attended by the Director of Jasmar's Kassala office and the Director of the Health Promotion Department. The workshop targets 30 health promoters from various localities in the state, along with the Health Promotion Department and several partners. It will run for five days and aims to disseminate essential health messages, promote behavior change activities, and provide training through specialized curricula
Awareness lecture on the dangers of landmines and war remnants
The Third Infantry Division, in collaboration with JASMAR, organized an awareness lecture on the dangers of landmines and war remnants, attended by division leaders and officers. The lecture, presented by Mr. Fateh Al-Sinousi, focused on handling landmines and the importance of reporting suspicious objects. He emphasized the need to educate children and communities. Colonel Anwar Balla expressed gratitude to JASMAR, praising its awareness efforts and urging the dissemination of knowledge to local neighborhoods.
Explosive Ordnance Clearance Operation in Omdurman
Under supervision and tasking of Sudan National mine action center (NMAC) and UNMAS/ SHF funding with partnership with DRC & NUMAD org JASMAR land release teams deployed in Omdurman. 4 clearance teams and 4 non-technical survey (NTS) teams doing Explosive ordinance clearance, NTS and EORE operation to protect people of Sudan specially Khartoum from the hazard of explosive ordnance. Special thanks for NMAC HQ and NMAC Omdurman sub office for their support and efforts to enable teams’ deployment on this special time.
Opening of Community Centers to Support Displaced Persons and Host Communities
#Inauguration of Multi-Purpose Community Centers in Port Sudan to Support Displaced and Host Communities As part of the Community Protection and Support Project for Displaced and Host Communities in Port Sudan locality, Red Sea State—funded by the UNHCR and implemented by Jasmar Human Security Organization – Red Sea Office—the rehabilitation and maintenance of multi-purpose community centers in Al-Aman and Dar Al-Naeem communities have been successfully completed. These centers aim to provide safe spaces that serve all segments of society by offering: Safe spaces for women, supporting and empowering them to engage in various activities. Child-friendly spaces that provide a secure environment for play and learning.
Community Protection and Community Support Project for IDPs and Host Communities
Community Protection and Support Initiative for IDPs and Host Communities As part of the Community Protection and Support Project for IDPs and Host Communities, Gismar Organization - Red Sea Office, in collaboration with the Department of Religious Affairs and with support from the UNHCR, organized a training workshop for Imams, preachers, and female preachers in Port Sudan Locality. The training took place from November 3 to 7, 2024. The closing ceremony was attended by Sheikh Mohamed Anwar Ahmed, Director of the Department of Religious Affairs, Ms. Rania Mohamed from UNHCR, Mr. Musab Ismail, Director of the Red Sea Office, and Mr. Mohamed Othman from the Programs Department of Gismar Organization. The training focused on raising awareness and sharing information about human trafficking issues, equipping religious leaders with the knowledge and tools to contribute to combating this critical problem within their communities.
The journey of training gifted children
In the third stage of the journey of training gifted children, Jasmar Organization for Human Security, through the Social Behaviour Change project implemented by it and Funded by UNICEF - a free platform - prepared for children in the friendly space at Al-Mirghaniyah Al-Sharqiya School, so that the children could showcase their artistic abilities, talk about issues that arouse their interest, and participate in expressing their voices. Through the arts, starting with theatre, singing, and free drawing. The ceremony was attended by an honorable presence of children, parents, a delegation from the Ministry of Education, and a number of international and national organizations. The organization extends special thanks for the participation of the Director General of the Ministry of Education and Guidance, Kassala State, the Minister-designate,The children expressed their satisfaction and happiness with the training they underwent, and they performed beautiful artistic performances that represented them and the children. Their views on education issues and the importance of motivating positive behavior.
Joint Field Visit to Assess 2024 Year-End Project in White Nile State
A recent joint field visit was conducted to monitor the 2024 year-end project in White Nile State, aiming to evaluate JASMAR’s performance in relation to project targets and actual achievements. During the visit, the UNHCR team inspected the Al-Jabalein Youth Center, where JASMAR has carried out significant rehabilitation efforts to enhance community facilities. Additionally, essential equipment was provided to strengthen Community-Based Protection Networks (CBPNs), supporting their ongoing operations. The team had the opportunity to engage with CBPN members who had participated in Psychological First Aid (PFA) training, highlighting the project’s focus on mental health and community resilience. Furthermore, the visit included meetings with three groups benefiting from Income-Generating Activities (IGA), showcasing efforts to enhance economic empowerment. The team was pleased to witness the positive impact of the project on the community, reinforcing the importance of continued support for sustainable development initiatives.
Session on enhancing the skills of adolescents in reducing risks, combating violence, and developing personal safety plans
JASMAR Human Security Organization, in partnership with the Compacting Violence Against Women Unit CVAW , has conducted session on enhancing the skills of adolescents in reducing risks, combating violence, and developing personal safety plans. This session took place on Wednesday, 6/12/2023, as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign for the year 2023. The session targeted 35 young girls in the safe learning space implemented by Jasmar in collaboration with UNICEF at the Rabia Al-Adawiya Center in Kosti locality.
UNHCR Site Visit
#UNHCR team, with partner JASMAR, visited 3 community centers in White Nile. We're rehabilitating the centers to strengthen communities to act as first responders, promote peace & social cohesion while supporting effective delivery of protection & assistance to displaced people.
The training workshop for a number of local religious leaders in the states of Kassala and the Red Sea on women's economic empowerment and combating discrimination in social norms and gender-based violence.
The training workshop for a number of local religious leaders in the states of Kassala and the Red Sea on women's economic empowerment, combating discrimination in social norms, and gender-based violence concluded. This was done through the Economic Opportunities and Leadership project, which includes professional skills training, funded by the European Union and the Italian Agency through the organization Mercy Corps. The closing of the workshop was attended by the director of the JASMAR office in Kassala, Ms. Ghada Ahmed Bataran, and the program director of the organization, along with the participation of a media group that had previously been trained through the project. This comes as part of supporting, enhancing, and highlighting the importance of strengthening the role of women in the community.
Mine Risk Awareness in South Kordofan State - Jasmar Human Security Organization Initiative
A voluntary initiative by Jarmar Security Organization in South Kordofan State, Kaduli District, to raise awareness of the dangers of unexploded mines and controls information about dangerous areas and mine victims. This partnership focuses on the many different forms of mines and awareness of the risks they involve.
"Empowering Women and Easing War Impact: Entrepreneurship Club's Entertaining Program in Khashm Al Qirbah, Kassala"
An entertaining program for local guests was organized to alleviate the impact of war by the Women Entrepreneurship Club in the locality of Khashm Al Qirbah, in coordination with JASMAR Humanitarian Security Organization in Kassala. This initiative is part of the Economic Opportunities and Leadership project, funded by the European Union and the Italian Agency through Mercy Corps. The program, attended by representatives of the local executive director, social affairs director, and the Italian Agency, featured various activities supporting and empowering women, highlighting their economic roles. The event included entertainment segments, psychological support, and a children's corner with activities such as drawing, coloring, and life skills. It's worth mentioning that the club was formed through the project in the localities of Kassala and Khashm Al Qirbah.