A total of 120 food baskets were distributed to displaced families from the city of Bara in the Northern State, Al-Dabba locality, with generous support from the Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA).
In collaboration with the Unit for Combating Violence Against Women and Children
in White Nile State
Launching the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Campaign
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
It is an international campaign against gender-based violence, starting from November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, to December 10, Human Rights Day.
The campaign aims to raise awareness.
Activities implemented by WAAV during the campaign:
1/ Awareness workshops on the importance of gender-based violence and digital violence
2/ Awareness meetings
3/ Posters, mobile awareness workshops, and theater
The campaign is an important opportunity to enhance community awareness on the importance of combating gender-based violence and supporting affected women and girls.
(Where women are secured, peace is born)
#WE ARE ALL VALUES_ Kosti
The Sudanese epic that we are witnessing today in Al-Dabba confirms—beyond any doubt—that we have triumphed over the war that tried to tear us apart geographically, racially, and ethnically. Despite all challenges, Sudanese people once again prove that we are (one nation).
Today, the ‘We Are All Values’ team moved from Merowe to Al-Dabba as part of a rapid response mission to provide General Food Assistance, with specialized meals for children under five and patients with chronic illnesses. The intervention also includes providing Psychological First Aid packages and other essential services.
#WeAreAllValues | Rapid Response Team
#OneCountry
WAAV Organization Conducts Breast Cancer Awareness Event at Al-Wahda Hospital as Part of the Pink October Program The Red Sea office of the WAAV organization carried out an awareness event about breast cancer as part of the Pink October Program at Al-Wahda Hospital in Port Sudan, targeting local communities to promote health awareness and encourage early screening. Ms. Alaa Hasaai, Director of the organization’s Red Sea office, welcomed the attendees, emphasizing the office’s commitment to continue supporting awareness and health events that contribute to strengthening the values of prevention and knowledge within the community. She pointed out that early awareness is a fundamental step in combating the disease. On his part, the medical director of Al-Wahda Hospital praised the significant role played by WAAV’ especially in the awareness and community aspects, noting that such initiatives contribute to spreading a culture of early detection and alleviating patients’ suffering. The event included specialized awareness lectures alongside clinical screenings for attendees under the supervision of a specialized medical team, with significant interaction from participating women and hospital health staff. It is noteworthy that this event is part of a series of activities carried out by the WAAV organization in several states of Sudan.
With hearts faithful in the decree and destiny of God, the All of Us Are Values Organization mourns to the Sudanese nation in general and to the people of the East in particular the passing of one of the nation’s prominent figures and a symbol of generosity and public service, Dr. Mohamed Tahir Ayala, former Prime Minister, who answered the call of his Lord after a life full of dedication, giving, and loyalty to his country and people. The deceased was an example of a national leader devoted to serving Sudan, with a profound impact on the development of the Eastern states. He left lasting marks in the fields of service work. With his passing, Sudan loses one of its loyal sons, Port Sudan loses the patron of its renaissance, and the East loses one of its men who restored its dream and dignity. But what remains after his departure is not sorrow; what remains is the impact, and impact does not die. May God have mercy on Dr. Mohamed Tahir Ayala as much as he gave and as much as he loved his country, and may He reward him for Sudan and its people with the best recompense and grant him a spacious Paradise with the truthful, the martyrs, and the righteous. The organization mourns him in his exalted state, asking Almighty God to accept him favorably, to reward him for his country and people with the best, and to inspire his family, loved ones, and the people of Sudan with patience and solace.> Indeed, to God we belong and to Him we shall return.
WAAV Organization
What our people in Khartoum are going through is a great ordeal, and it is our duty to stand with them and extend a helping hand in every way we can. The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: ‘Whoever relieves a Muslim of a hardship of the hardships of this world, Allah will relieve him of a hardship on the Day of Resurrection.’
Urgent Campaign to Combat Dengue Fever in Khartoum
Organized by: We Are All Values
Donation Account: Bankak 1404004
Please write
: “حمى الضنك الخرطوم”
in the transfer caption
Contributions from Sudan Cardiology Group: 2,500,000 SDG
Just as Gandhi marched in the ‘Salt March’ to defend the dignity of his people, just as Nelson Mandela endured years of imprisonment to grant freedom to his country, just as Martin Luther King faced harsh racism with his peace and dreams, just as Malala withstood the bullets of ignorance to advocate for girls’ right to education, and just as the Red Cross stood firm at the heart of wars to preserve human life…Like all of them, we, the volunteers of ‘Kulna Qiyam’, wanted to gift future generations an inspiring experience that led us to walk on foot for seven nights, facing the harshness of nature—its rain, jungles, and rivers.The Bawt epic was not merely about reaching a devastated village; it was a declaration that solidarity is stronger than destruction, and that human will is capable of forging a path and reaching the stranded when bridges and dams collapse, and when reaching in itself seems impossible.
Through the initiative ‘A Child’s Joy’ on Friday, August 22, 2025, a charitable activity was carried out at the Qoz Al-Salam Camp for incoming residents in the city of Kosti, targeting 1,000 children.
The activity included the following:
♦️ Distribution of meals to 1,000 children ♦️ Haircuts for children ♦️ Providing psychological support for children 🎈 Games for children It was the greatest joy and a heartwarming moment for our children, so that our children do not taste defeat.
The WAAV Organization Inspects the Oncology Center in Sennar State and Emphasizes Strengthening Healthcare for Sick ChildrenThe All of Us Values Organization conducted an inspection tour at the Oncology Center in Sennar State, where it reviewed the workflow at the center and checked the deficiencies and necessary needs to support the services provided to patients.During the visit, the organization’s Executive Director emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare for patients, especially children suffering from cancer, and the Secretary-General of the organization highlighted the All of Us Values rest area for children with cancer, named Joanna Amal, established by the organization. The area aims to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for sick children and their families during the treatment period.Engineer Mohamed Al-Amin Fadoul expressed their commitment to continue supporting the center and meeting its needs, stressing that providing good healthcare is a priority. They also discussed ways of cooperating with the center’s management to improve services and provide some necessary resources.The Oncology Center in Sennar State is expected to be a pivotal point serving a number of surrounding states, and it is anticipated that the center will enhance its efforts to meet the needs of patients from various regions.
In an initiative aimed at enhancing healthcare services in Port Sudan’s southern sector, the All of Us Values Organization, with support from the Norwegian Refugee Council, launched a solar energy project to support the Astirba Health Center. This project comes as part of the organization’s efforts to provide alternative energy for healthcare facilities, especially in light of frequent power outages. The project aims to equip the health center with solar energy systems, enabling it to operate medical equipment and provide continuous healthcare services without relying on traditional energy sources for various departments such as laboratories, the doctor’s clinic, wards, the pharmacy, and the nutrition and statistics department. All of Us Values Organization emphasizes that this project represents an important step toward improving the quality of healthcare provided to displaced persons and local communities in the region. It also reflects the organization’s commitment to promoting environmental sustainability through the use of renewable energy. Additionally, we highlight the importance of such projects in supporting affected communities and improving their living conditions. At All of Us Values, we hope this project will contribute to improving the level of healthcare services and enhance the center’s ability to meet the needs of local residents under the current circumstances.
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