The Basma Youth Network, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, implemented a food basket distribution project on December 13, 2025, for 150 families in Adal Fursan and the Delib area of ​​South Darfur.

*This was part of the fourth phase of the Darfur Conflict Relief Project.

The Community Activists and Health Workers Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, illuminated the Karmaji Health Center in the Niteqa locality on Saturday, December 13, 2025. 
This was part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The Community Development for Progress Organization organized a training workshop entitled “Enhancing the Role of Grassroots Aid Groups in Learning and Harvesting Results,” as part of its ongoing efforts to support local communities and build their capacities in the areas of community organizing, voluntary work, and improving mechanisms for responding to local problems.
The workshop targeted representatives of grassroots assistance groups from various regions, with the aim of enabling them to develop skills in planning, monitoring, data collection, and analyzing the results of community interventions, thereby ensuring the efficiency of local initiatives and enhancing their impact on the ground.
Workshop topics:

The concept of grassroots support groups and their role in promoting social cohesion.

Grassroots planning mechanisms based on community participation.
A methodology for learning from past experiences and translating lessons learned into actionable outcomes.

Harvesting results and writing effective reports to showcase the impact of initiatives.

Improving coordination between grassroots groups and supporting institutions.
Workshop Activities:
The workshop included interactive training sessions, demonstrations, and practical exercises that enabled participants to apply data collection and analysis skills. Challenges faced by grassroots groups in the field were also discussed, and practical proposals for addressing them were developed.
Workshop Outcomes:

Raising participants' awareness of the pivotal role of grassroots groups in supporting local development.

Enhancing participants' capacity to manage community initiatives more systematically.

Enabling participants to learn from experiences and analyze results.

Developing initial plans to improve group performance and enhance the impact of their interventions.
At the conclusion of the workshop, the Community Development for Progress Organization affirmed its commitment to continuing to implement training programs aimed at building the capacities of local communities, consolidating the principles of effective participation, and achieving sustainable development based on the efforts and initiatives of the people.

 Bayariq Al-Amal Association and Salkin Al-Khair Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, implemented a project to install a solar power system at the Al-Wahda West Health Center in Nyala, South Darfur, on December 12, 2025.

This is part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in Darfur.

The Women's Space Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed food baskets to 100 beneficiaries in Tulus locality, South Darfur, on December 11, 2025. This was part of a project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The Rural Women's Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed food baskets to the most vulnerable families and school bags to children on Friday, December 12, 2025, in the Manawashi Unit, Mershing Locality, South Darfur.

This initiative is part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

As part of efforts to combat violence against women, the Women's Protection Network, with support from the Community Development for Progress Organization, continued its awareness sessions on combating violence against women. These sessions were held in the Majok neighborhood of Nyala on Thursday, December 11, 2025, as part of a project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The Yad Al-Khair Charitable Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, distributed food baskets to 100 families in the Abu Ajoura refugee camp in Al-Salam locality between December 10th and 15th, 2025, as part of the fourth phase of the project to alleviate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in Darfur.

The Inspiring Hawa Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed 100 food baskets to the deaf and mute community in Nyala, South Darfur (Union of the Deaf and Mute), as part of a project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The "You Are Not Alone" Women's Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed food baskets to 100 low-income and vulnerable families in Nyala's Al-Salam North neighborhood.

This initiative is part of a project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The Insan Center for Mental Health and Addiction Treatment, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, implemented a mobile clinic project at two IDP shelters (Al-Savna and Al-Humaira) on December 9th and 10th. The clinic offered routine laboratory tests for blood pressure, diabetes, and malaria.
In addition to examining patients, the clinic also provides free treatment for mental illnesses and will continue operating until December 14th.

This is part of a project to alleviate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

As part of its efforts to combat violence against women, the Women's Protection Network, with support from the Community Development for Progress Organization, continued its awareness sessions on combating violence against women.

A discussion session was held in the Doumaia neighborhood of Nyala on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.

This was part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

On December 9, 2025, the Abwab Al-Khair Women's Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, distributed maternity supplies to pregnant women and organized health awareness sessions for refugee women at the refugee camp in Bilel, South Darfur State The initiative targeted 168 pregnant and married women.

The items distributed included a plastic basin, a plastic bucket, a towel, a tarpaulin, laundry soap, bath soap, and Dettol soap.
Distribution of maternity supplies to pregnant women in the refugee camp in Bilel locality

In addition, the initiative provided an educational and guidance lecture for pregnant women on the importance of regular medical follow-up during pregnancy, eating healthy foods and nutritional supplements, and paying attention to the complete health care of the fetus before and after birth.

This is part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

On Tuesday, December 9, 2025, the Al-Ban Jadid Youth Service Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed food baskets to displaced persons and the most vulnerable families in the Al-Ban Jadid area and its surroundings in the Nitega locality of South Darfur State.
This distribution was part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

The Women's Initiatives Network, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, implemented a reproductive health project in the city of Edd Al-Fursan and its surrounding rural areas (Al-Ghaba and Umm Janah) in South Darfur State from December 7th to 9th, 2025.

This project was part of the fourth phase of the Darfur Conflict Relief Project.

The Green Shield Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, completed the construction of 40 toilets in Al-Manar camp in Al-Daein, East Darfur, on Monday, December 8, 2025.

This was part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

Today, December 8, 2025, the Mobility Disability Union Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development Organization and with funding from Saferworld, installed a solar energy system for the mobility aids workshop for people with disabilities in Nyala, South Darfur, as part of the rehabilitation and revitalization of the workshop, which had stopped operating since the outbreak of the April 15 war.
This is part of a project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

On December 8th, the Tulus Youth Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, distributed food baskets to 100 beneficiaries in the Dimso locality, Al-Tomat area. 
This was part of the fourth phase of the project to alleviate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in Darfur.

On Sunday morning, December 7, 2025, in the Psychological Support Hall at Rehaid Al-Berdi Hospital, South Darfur, a training workshop was launched for twenty students in the fields of nutrition, malaria and schistosomiasis, organized by the Friends of Patients Association in partnership with the Community Development Organization.

This is part of the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.

As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, the first anti-violence sessions began today, December 7, 2025, at the Atash camp. These sessions are being implemented by the Women's Protection Network in South Darfur in partnership with the Community Development Organization in Nyala and in camps for internally displaced persons in South Darfur..

This initiative falls under the fourth phase of the project to mitigate the effects of war on those affected by the conflict in South and East Darfur.