We will be closing our doors on 28th February, but our website will remain live for 2 more years, so you will be able to access information and resources for some time. We will also add on a new resource soon about the history and impact of SOS Sahel, so keep your eyes peeled.
After 36 years, we completed our goal – our country programmes are independent and driving change locally in Sudan & Ethiopia. We are so proud of this achievement and couldn’t have done it without our loyal supporters – THANK YOU!
#CycloneIdai shows the deadly reality of #climatechange in Africa https://gu.com/p/b3gfc/stw "For us, climate change is not a future risk, it’s already a reality evident in wrecked families, lands and livelihoods..."
Good afternoon everybody! We have just posted our latest newsletter on our website and we think it is quite a special one... hear all about our #Sudan sand dam programme from the people that matter the most 💧👨🏾🌾🧕🏾🐪https://sahel.org.uk/resources/
In the #RedSeaSmallholders tweets this week, I have saved the best til last. "We will not sit here eating our heart out , waiting for some lover to call" ❤️⏰ a fisherman quoting Donna Summer to portray their new attitude... it was an amazing and surreal moment! Happy Friday!
The impact of #RedSeaSmallholders project on lives of farmers has been impressive! Through training-by-doing where they were involved in preparing the land through to harvesting, they now have the confidence to do it themselves and are even cultivating through the winter!
The #RedSeaSmallholders project has transformed the lives of these fishermen in Arem, who can now track fish are using GPS and fish finder technology, increasing their catch substantially and reducing their fishing time 🎣#Sudan
The #RedSeaSmallholder project worked through subsidising rather than giving tools to fishermen and farmers - this was key to its success. The people we spoke to feel ownership of their livelihoods now, and know that they are responsible for their success 🎣🌱🍃
One thing that we saw a lot of during our trip (other than goats! 🐐) was ice boxes. The project has helped make ice boxes widely accessible; this means that fishermen can keep their fish fresh for much longer 🎣🛶#RedSeaSmallholders#Sudan
Good Morning everybody 👋 We'll be updating you more on our #RedSeaSmallholders project today so keep your eyes peeled 👀 This project, which has just ended, was funded by the
SOS Sahel Sudan have been working tirelessly throughout the #RedSeaSmallholders project in #Sudan to change the attitudes of aid dependent communities and make them leaders in their own success. Hats of to them! 🎩👏
With help from the #RedSeaSmallholders project, the women that we met are now organised, have a voice, and have an income to fund their plans. In Suakin, they are considered the best women’s association, and others come to talk to them and learn from them 👩🏾🍳🐟🙌#Sudan
Fishermen Friends Association, made up of 206 women, is planning an extension of the restaurant 🐟🏠 "We want to make the most of the land we have here and have spaces for cold and hot drinking stations... Even when the project ends, we will continue". #RedSeaSmallholders#Sudan
4 yrs since it formed, the association now run a fish restaurant 🐟 which the project helped to refurbish & provide equipment. The women also make fishing nets & fishing tools. All the profit goes back to the association & the women 👭#RedSeaSmallholders#Sudan
During our visit to the #RedSeaSmallholders Project #Sudan we met with three women who were members of the Fishermen Friends Association in Suakin - “Men already had a fishermen’s association and so we thought about starting one just for women"
Morning guys! We're back from our visit to #Sudan🇸🇩 We left Khartoum at 38 degrees and landed in UK at -1 ❄️ I'll be tweeting some highlights of our trip this week... stay tuned!
Our partner, SOS Sahel Sudan, is working as part of a consortium in #Sudan to help bring water to rural communities 🙌💧#Aqua4Sudan programme works across west and east Sudan to improve access to water for vulnerable people
Water Yards for Tahamiam . #Water_is_life. A simple intervention could bring the life back to Tahamiam village https://linkedin.com/pulse/water-yards-tahamiam-iwrm-sudan/?published=t…
We're in Khartoum visiting our colleagues at SOS Sahel #Sudan. As always, we have received a very warm welcome! Tomorrow we are heading to Port Sudan in the Red Sea State and will meet staff and visit communities impacted by the Smallholder Project 🇸🇩🐟🌱
Looking forward to tweeting some updates during our trip, but in the meantime here are some highlights of our last visit!
Meeting #Fishermen in the beautiful village of Suakin in the Red Sea State, #Sudan - improving #Livelihoods & reducing #Poverty
We've got our visas and are getting ready for our trip to #Sudan🥳 It will be our last visit to the Agricultural Smallholders project in the Red Sea State and we can't wait to go see the impact that the project has had!
The importance of safeguarding #climate and #ecosystems has never been more clear - Human activities are destroying wildlife and ecosystems, which are vital to human life - Current and future generations are threatened 👫🦔🦎🐟🌱
#CapacityBuilding is a core part of what we do - be it strategic planning, financial compliance, support with fundraising - we are supporting our partners in the background so that they can help communities thrive in #Sudan#Ethiopia#SouthSudan
Hi all! We wanted to share this lovely photo with you of Morris, our finance manager, with project staff from SOS Sahel #Sudan after some finance training 👨🏾🏫📔🧐
Their work is motivated by their desire to #EndPoverty, reduce inequality, and empower some of the most vulnerable people. We are so proud to be working with them and helping them to achieve their incredible goals! 🌍🕊️👩🏽🌾🌱#EndPovertyDay