Visit to Al-Jumhuriya Girls' School

Valide Humanitarian Aid Association brought smiles to the faces of students at Al-Jumhuriya Girls' School by providing refreshments as part of its emergency aid efforts in Sudan.

 

As the Valide Association, we carried our efforts to reach those in need around the world to Al-Jumhuriya Girls' School, this time passing through the dusty roads of Sudan. We were guests of hundreds of young girls struggling to get an education under harsh climatic conditions and limited resources.

 

Great Determination Under Difficult Conditions

In Sudan's hot climate, the educational process continues under the shade of aging thatched roofs and on dusty sands. Despite all the difficulties, the determination to learn in the students' eyes is awe-inspiring. The scene we encountered at the school showed the inadequacy of physical resources, but the children's hopes for the future gave us emotional moments.

 

One Treat, a Thousand Smiles

During our school visit, our emergency aid team provided hot meals and various treats to hundreds of female students. The happiness of our children, who are trying to learn about the world and dream big while sitting on broken benches, was our greatest source of motivation. Every bite shared became a bridge of friendship that warmed not only their stomachs but also their hearts.

 

One Treat, a Thousand Smiles

Our emergency aid team provided hot meals and various treats to hundreds of female students during a school visit. The happiness of our children, who are trying to learn about the world and dream big while sitting on broken benches, was our greatest source of motivation. Every bite shared became a bridge of friendship that warmed not only their stomachs but also their hearts.

 

Thanks from the School Administration

Speaking during the visit, school officials noted that students in the region face serious difficulties in meeting their basic needs and expressed their gratitude to the Valide Association and our generous donors for this meaningful support. The school administration emphasized that the continuation of such aid is critically important for student attendance and motivation.