Dirar Charity Organization -DCO

24/02/2026

When hundreds of thousands of vulnerable families are forced to flee their homes, lose loved ones, and seek safety in a poor village like Tawilla, they survive in fragile shelters with almost nothing.
During the hot month of Ramadan, devastating fire incidents destroyed the few belongings they had left.
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Dirar Charity Organization (DCO) deeply appreciates your generosity.

Około 35% polskich graczy deklaruje, że zwiększa częstotliwość wpłat, gdy kasyno nagradza każdy depozyt punktami; dlatego NVcasino łączy system płatności z programem lojalnościowym opartym na wartości transakcji.

24/02/2026

11/01/2026

As the war in Sudan approaches 1,000 days, the suffering of women and young girls has reached a breaking point. Mothers are raising children in conditions no family should ever endure — no privacy, no safe shelter, no dignity kits, and now, increasingly, no food.

In Umbaru, Kernui, and Eltina, displacement has reached its worst level yet.
More than 200,000 people have been forced to flee as fighting expands. Their only water source — as seen in the photos — is unsafe, and young girls and mothers walk long, dangerous distances to fetch just a few litres. Every trip exposes them to violence, harassment, and protection risks, yet they have no other choice.

Every day, new families run for their lives with nothing but the clothes they wear.

Every day, women carry the full weight of survival on their shoulders.

Every day, girls face heightened risks simply because the world has not given them the safety they deserve.

DCO is on the ground — standing with these displaced families, listening, supporting, and doing everything possible with the limited resources available. But the needs are growing faster than our capacity.

11/01/2026

1,000 Days of Conflict. A Thousand Days of Unbearable Burden on Women and Girls.

As the war in Sudan approaches 1,000 days, the suffering of women and young girls has reached a breaking point. Mothers are raising children in conditions no family should ever endure — no privacy, no safe shelter, no dignity kits, and now, increasingly, no food.

In Umbaru, Kernui, and Eltina, displacement has reached its worst level yet.
More than 200,000 people have been forced to flee as fighting expands. Their only water source — as seen in the photos — is unsafe, and young girls and mothers walk long, dangerous distances to fetch just a few litres. Every trip exposes them to violence, harassment, and protection risks, yet they have no other choice.

Every day, new families run for their lives with nothing but the clothes they wear.

Every day, women carry the full weight of survival on their shoulders.

Every day, girls face heightened risks simply because the world has not given them the safety they deserve.

DCO is on the ground — standing with these displaced families, listening, supporting, and doing everything possible with the limited resources available. But the needs are growing faster than our capacity.
One dollar contribution can save a life.
Donate here https://dirarsudan.net/ #?campaign=camp_01KCXDKG1DQRCG6HX6YBKJKZ6N

23/12/2025

Dirar Charity Organization DCO & Aseel Technology Sign Strategic MoU to Advance Transparent, Decentralized Humanitarian Aid in Sudan
Dirar Charity Organization (DCO), a Sudanese women‑focused NGO dedicated to empowering women and girls through integrated Protection, WASH, and Livelihood programming, is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Aseel Technology (www.aseelapp.com), a global humanitarian‑tech startup based in Washington, D.C.
Together, we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that marks the beginning of a transformative collaboration aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability, and traceability in humanitarian assistance across Sudan.
At the heart of this partnership is the adoption of the AidOS platform (www.aidos.com), a cutting‑edge digital system designed to ensure that every contribution reaches the intended beneficiaries with full visibility and integrity. By leveraging AidOS, both organizations reaffirm their commitment to decentralized, tech‑enabled humanitarian delivery.
Under this MoU, DCO and Aseel Technology will jointly mobilize resources to support conflict‑affected communities across Sudan — with a special focus on remote and hard‑to‑reach areas where humanitarian access remains extremely limited. The partnership prioritizes the urgent needs of vulnerable women, girls, and children who continue to face severe shortages of essential services.
Funds raised through this collaboration will support:
- Access to safe drinking water: drilling boreholes and trucking water to communities facing acute shortages
- Dignity kits for women and girls: supporting health, safety, and well‑being
Food packages for families: addressing malnutrition, especially among young children.
- Construction of women‑friendly sanitation facilities: ensuring privacy, dignity, and protection.
- Support for schoolchildren and trauma‑affected girls: including psychosocial support and access to learning
- Vocational training for youth and women: delivered through online learning supported by satellite internet services such as Starlink
Both organizations share a deep belief that empowering women and girls is central to building resilient communities and fostering sustainable peace. This partnership represents a meaningful step toward expanding humanitarian reach, enhancing transparency, and delivering life‑saving support to those who need it most.
DCO and Aseel Technology look forward to a strong and impactful collaboration that uplifts communities, strengthens accountability, and advances dignity and hope for the people of Sudan.
We invite donors, institutions, and individuals to support this initiative. Every contribution — no matter the size — saves lives.
Donate here: https://dirarsudan.net

29/06/2025

DCO continued providing support to the population in needs in El Fasher city. DCO conducted a household visit this last week and reached 610 individuals benefited from the hygiene massages disseminated. These interventions supported by NRC East Africa & Yemen

22/06/2025

DCO with partnership with NRC East Africa & Yemen constructed communal emergency latrines, the intervention offered 500 individuals (IDPs) with improved safe sanitation facility access, as response to the community affected by ongoing conflict.

31/05/2025

received funds from our valued partner NRC East Africa & Yemen to implement intervention for the communities affected by the ongoing conflict in North Darfur state El Fasher city.

15/05/2025

Fleeing war, Sudanese are going hungry in the small farming town of Tawila, as aid organisations on the ground struggle to meet the needs of the displaced