Sadaqaat Charity Organization Delegation Visits Khatwa Tailoring and Sewing Workshop
East Nile /Haffiya Elyas
A delegation from Sadaqaat Charity Organization visited the Khatwa Tailoring and Sewing Workshop, affiliated with Khatwa Humanity Organization, to review the progress of its training and capacity-building programs for beneficiaries.
During the visit, Mohamed Saghiroun, Projects Director at Sadaqaat Organization, praised the significant efforts made by Khatwa Humanity Organization under the leadership of Banda John. He commended the dedication of the trainers and their commitment to continuing training activities despite the challenging circumstances.
Saghiroun expressed his appreciation for the presence and perseverance of the trainers, describing it as encouraging and inspiring. He thanked both the organization’s management and the trainers for their hard work and commitment to empowering beneficiaries through vocational training.
He further emphasized that trainees who have successfully completed their courses and acquired the necessary skills will be among the first to benefit from future support opportunities. He encouraged the participants to remain engaged and prepared, stating that any forthcoming assistance in various sectors would prioritize those who are trained and ready.
Concluding his remarks, Saghiroun described the initiative as “a remarkable effort in difficult times,” stressing the importance of vocational training programs as an effective tool for economic empowerment and improving livelihoods.
In press statements, the Head of Khatwa Humanity Organization Humanity Organization, Banda John, said that the visit of the Sadagaat Organization delegation to the “Khatwa ” tailoring and sewing workshop represents important moral support that reflects interest in the training and capacity-building programs implemented by the organization for beneficiaries.
She added that the workshop continues its work in training and empowering women despite the current challenges, noting that the focus is on equipping trainees with practical skills that open up real opportunities for self-reliance and improving livelihoods.
Banda John also confirmed that the appreciation expressed by the Sadagaat delegation for the efforts of the trainers and beneficiaries serves as a strong motivation to further develop and expand the programs, explaining that partnerships with supporting organizations contribute to enhancing the impact of humanitarian and development interventions.
She concluded by reaffirming Khatwa Humanity Organization’s commitment to continuing economic empowerment programs and supporting vulnerable groups through vocational training and productive projects that promote social and economic stability.