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 Sudan-Reach
is thrilled to announce its plans to break
ground on our new Safe-House Facility, complete
with a medical clinic and a food and clothing
pantry! The center will provide on-site
workshops and services free of charge in a safe
environment where women will gain access to
experts, receive various social services, and
complete vocational training. Construction is
set to begin in late January 2010. Learn
more here 
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Photo: Site
of our soon-to-be-constructed facility in Haj
Yousef.
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The
Sudan-Reach Women's Foundation is a grassroots
organization committed to helping Sudanese women and
girls realize their highest potential for personal and
social growth through self-empowerment, education, and
self-sufficiency. Our goal is to promote positive
change in women's lives and enhance the communities in
which they live.
Sudan-Reach
strives to find innovative ways to overcome conditions
standing between women and their potential. If women
get a fair chance to learn, grow, and succeed, their
lives--and our world--would be transformed for the
better.
Sudan-Reach
is proud to be the only women-led Sudanese charitable
organization in the United States working to empower
women in Sudan. More about us
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Why Sudan-Reach?
We
are women-led, women-focused
All Sudanese,
all
volunteer
We
partner with small, local
organizations
91%
of every donated dollar goes to help
women in need
Empowering
women since 2003
Respect
and understanding of Sudanese culture
The
only all-Sudanese, women-led charity in
the United States
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Support our grassroots efforts to provide opportunities
for women and girls.
Make
a tax-deductible contribution here
Attend
events
near you or help organize
an event in your
area
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All
donations are tax deductible. The Sudan-Reach Women's
Foundation is a
nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization sponsored
by the International Humanities Center. Tax I.D. #
33-0767921.
To
donate by check: Make payable to The Sudan-Reach
Women's Foundation and mail to 99 Bishop Allen Drive,
Cambridge, MA 02139
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Volunteers
needed in Khartoum.
