Empowering Change Through Community Engagement

At Green Dream, we build impactful Projects for non-profits, reflecting our mission and values while inspiring action and fostering communication within the community.

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Our value

Our Value

Who we are and what we Do?

• Enhancing Child Protection and Providing a Safe and Supportive Environment:

  Green Dream Organization (GDO) is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for children through child-friendly spaces, offering opportunities for informal education, recreational activities, and psychosocial support. We also provide primary psychological support to children and affected families, helping them adapt and improve their well-being.

  As part of our child protection efforts, we focus on empowering families to ensure a safe and stable home environment, contributing to the development of a healthy and resilient generation capable of building a sustainable future. Additionally, we work on integrating essential services across protection, education, and health sectors to ensure a holistic and sustainable response to the needs of children and communities.

• Improve educational environments and support local initiatives for formal and non-formal education.

• FSL - Empower women and enhance livelihoods, particularly in conflict-affected communities.

• Strengthen primary healthcare, maternal, and child health services.

• Enhance water sources, sanitation, and hygiene in schools and rural areas in Sudan.

• Mitigate acute food insecurity and malnutrition among children under five and women of reproductive age.

Mission Satatement

To strengthening and empowering the community, especially the vulnerable, to enjoy a green Sudan, a clean and healthy environment, and a society living in peace in addition to enhanced Environment, FSL, Education, Protection, Health and nutrition and WASH. For vulnerable population, through multidimensional programs that were planned to support them, by focusing on main sectors.

Vision Statement

Sudan Green, clean and healthy environment where a society enjoy living in peace.

October 6 , 2025: GDO and UNICEF Empower Youth and Strengthen Child Protection in White Nile Communities

On October 6, 2025, Green Dream Organization (GDO), in partnership with UNICEF and key government ministries, launched a multi-sectoral Advocacy Campaign for Child Protection and Rights in the White Nile region.
The campaign engaged host and refugee communities to raise awareness and promote stronger protection mechanisms for vulnerable children facing risks of violence and neglect.
Through high-level coordination, public forums, and radio outreach, GDO reached over 500 people, enhancing community understanding of child safeguarding and reporting channels.
In Dabat Bosin community, GDO also led a youth empowerment session that united host and refugee youth to develop joint action teams tackling local challenges like education and water access.
Building on this success, GDO plans to expand youth-led initiatives that transform awareness into lasting community resilience and inclusion

GDO and UNICEF launch a joint advocacy campaign for child protection in White Nile.

Officials discuss integrating child safeguarding into health and education services.

New youth action teams commit to leading positive change in their communities.

A Safe Haven for Growth: Child-Friendly Space Opens in Dabat Bosin, White Nile State

P A Place to Play, Learn, and Heal: Child-Friendly Space Opens in Dabat Bosin community in ElGabalin locality -White Nile State

In a moment of shared hope and celebration, the Green Dream Organization (GDO), in partnership with local community representatives, officially opened a new child-friendly space in Dabat Bosin community. This vibrant hub, created with the support of UNICEF, welcomes children from both the South Sudanese refugee and host communities.

The air was filled with excitement as children explored their new safe space. They were overjoyed to have a dedicated environment to play, learn, and take part in recreational and educational activities designed to support their psychosocial and social well-being.

Child-friendly spaces like this are essential. They provide a secure environment that offers protection, psychosocial support, and valuable life skills training. Through these activities, children are empowered to discover their talents and build a foundation for a brighter future.

Most importantly, this space serves as a bridge for peaceful coexistence. By bringing refugee and host community children together for joint activities, it actively promotes mutual respect and cooperation, fostering social cohesion and sustainable peace.

The installation of the Dabat Bosin space is a testament to GDO's ongoing commitment to provide comprehensive services for children. We are dedicated to ensuring every child has a safe, stimulating environment to grow and thrive, fostering a stronger, more peaceful community for all.

Children in Dabat Bosin

Children in Dabat Bosin now enjoy a safe place to play and learn

GDO Build child-friendly hub

This child-friendly hub unites refugee and host community children, fostering friendship, learning, protection, and shared hope.

GDO proudly opened a safe environment where children discover talents and build brighter futures.

With UNICEF’s support

Mother Support Groups

Green Dream Organization (GDO), in partnership with Medical Team International and the Ministry of Health, continues to drive the Nutrition Enhancement and Women Empowerment Project across Al Salam and Al Jabalain Localities.

Our gallery captures the project in action:

1. Mother-to-Mother Exchange: Through focused Mothers Group Sessions, women exchange vital expertise on cooking techniques, meal quality, and dietary diversity, aiming to drastically improve their children’s nutritional status.

2. Practical Learning: Hands-on Demonstration Cooking Sessions ensure mothers gain practical skills in preparing and testing nutritious meals.

3. Food Sustainability: To foster sustainable food security, mothers also received improved vegetable seeds, empowering them to farm, harvest, and cook fresh, healthy produce right from their homes.

Mother Support Groups MSGs Session - Supported by Medical Team Organization

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Mother Support Group

ensure mothers gain practical skills in preparing and testing nutritious meals.

Mother Support Group

women exchange vital expertise on cooking techniques, meal quality, and dietary diversity, aiming to drastically improve their children’s nutritional status.

Green Dream Organization (GDO), with funding from Medical Team International (MTI)

GDO with funding from Medical Team International (MTI) in White Nile state and in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has successfully implemented Nutrition intervention in Al-Janalin & Al-Salam localities targeting mother groups aimed at tackling undernutrition and enhancing resilience

We delivered hands-on training to mothers' groups, practically demonstrating how to prepare qualitative, highly nutritious meals for children under five. This focused training is essential for equipping families with the knowledge needed to reduce child undernutrition at the household level, through comprehensive community consultation and involvement, we supported small-scale farming initiatives. This focused on increasing access to locally available, protein-rich food grains, including peas, chickpeas, and lentils

Sustained Collaborative Impact

Partnership drives lasting positive change

Community Economic Empowerment

Local food strengthens family resilience.

Improved Child Development

Better nutrition boosts children’s learning.

Green Dream Organization, with generous funding from UNICEF and in partnership with the Ministry of Education

In a powerful collaboration to empower communities, the Green Dream Organization, with generous funding from UNICEF and in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Guidance, the Ministry of Health, and the Social Development Sector, has officially launched a new project to provide integrated educational services.

This critical initiative directly addresses the challenges faced by both local and refugee communities. It focuses on offering alternative education in safe spaces and classrooms to children who are currently outside the formal school system. The core goal is to provide them with essential educational opportunities in a supportive and secure environment, ensuring the continuity of learning for all.

This ambitious project is set to serve more than 6,000 children across 20 safe educational sites. We've already begun making an impact by distributing 1,500 school bags to students, with a goal of reaching all 6,000 children. This is a vital step toward equipping them for success and protecting them from the risks of dropping out of school.

Through these combined efforts, we are dedicated to raising community awareness about the importance of education, protection, and health as fundamental rights for children. We believe that by investing in our youth, we are contributing to the foundation of more stable and developed societies.

Kids Back home from School

Thanks UNICEF & GDO for providing us School Bags

When the Sun comes up these kids are going to school on foot

Teachers Training - August 2025

GDO recently conducted a comprehensive training program for 30 teachers from leading technical teams for the period from August 8th to August 25th, 2025, the sessions were focused on the innovative UPSHIFT program, aimed at empowering teachers to become effective facilitators for youth.

The training was structured around three core pillars:

• Life Skills: Fostering self-development, effective communication, and collaborative teamwork.

• Social Innovation: Equipping participants with the skills to analyze societal problems and develop creative, innovative solutions.

• Entrepreneurship: Promoting an entrepreneurial mindset and encouraging the development of productive youth initiatives and projects.

This intensive training has equipped the teachers with the skills to integrate these crucial topics into the educational process. The immediate impact is clear: these 30 newly-trained educators are now prepared to train a new generation of 600 young people. This initiative will directly contribute to empowering youth with practical skills for financial independence and self-reliance.

By strengthening the role of teachers as mentors and facilitators, this program reinforces their critical function in supporting students and youth to solve challenges within their own communities. GDO is proud to invest in this program as we work toward a more empowered and self-sufficient future for young people.

Psychological and social development Support by GDO

There is so much excitement in the air! The children, in particular, are overjoyed after being introduced to the activities that will be part of their new, friendly space. They are eagerly anticipating the opening, which will provide a safe and nurturing environment for them to enjoy their daily routines and activities.

Child friendly Space implemented By GDO with generous funding from UNICEF

Provide a safe and nurturing environment for them to enjoy their daily routines and activities

The space will contribute significantly to their psychological and social development

This safe space is being implemented by the Green Dream Organization, with generous funding from UNICEF. It is designed to be a place where children can play, learn, and express themselves freely. The space will contribute significantly to their psychological and social development, offering them a much-needed haven for growth and well-being.

Looking Ahead

To build on the momentum of this training, GDO and its partners recommend:

1. Strengthening coordination between community leaders, schools, and child protection committees to improve the early detection and reporting of concerns.

2. Conducting regular community awareness campaigns to educate the public on child protection and available referral pathways.

3. Continuing to build the capacity of community actors to effectively integrate gender-based violence principles and case management into their responses.

Green Dream Organization, in partnership with government agencies and with support from UNICEF, affirms its ongoing commitment to ensuring all children in host and displaced communities receive comprehensive, sustainable, and equitable protection services.

Green Dream Organization Launches Vital Support Project in Al-Jabalain Locality, White Nile State

On 23rd Of March 2025 Green Dream Organization (GDO), with funding from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), launched a critical project in Sayed Mahdi area of Al-Jabalain locality, aimed at providing integrated development solutions for displaced persons and host communities affected by the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

The launch event, attended by Mr. Sayed Al-Zubair Al-Sayed, Deputy Executive Director of Al-Jabalain locality, and Mr. Babiker Mohamed Mudawi, GDO Livelihoods Project Coordinator, marked the beginning of a multi-faceted initiative designed to alleviate the shock of displacement and build resilience among vulnerable families.

Key Project Components.

Revitalization of Savings Associations: GDO will revitalize 30 community savings associations, empowering families to rebuild their financial stability.

Livestock Support: 25 of the most vulnerable families received 50 dairy goats, providing an immediate source of income and nutrition

Agricultural Support: The project will rehabilitate and revitalize agricultural activities by providing seeds and agricultural tools to local communities.

Essential Aid Distribution: GDO distributed delivery kits for pregnant women and mattresses for children, addressing urgent humanitarian needs.

Green Dream Organization (GDO) Supports Education and Environment in Al-Abyad Damirak Village, Alsalam Locality, White Nile State, Sudan

Driven by its commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities, the Green Dream Organization (GDO) has launched a new initiative, funded by its own resources and carried out in collaboration with the National Forestry Corporation of White Nile State. As part of this initiative, a field visit was conducted to Al-Abyad Damirak School on Saturday, 9 August 2025.

The visit featured several key activities aimed at fostering a positive and nurturing environment for students:

• Provision of psychological support items: Students received psychological support kits and mattresses generously contributed by UNICEF to enhance their sense of security and belonging. These items are intended to help children cope with stress and boost their motivation to learn.

• Seed distribution activity: Students were given seeds to scatter around the school, a fun and engaging way to encourage them to take part in greening their own environment.

• Tree planting: Fruit trees were planted within the school grounds, offering sustainable shade and future nutrition for the students.

This initiative reflects GDO’s dedication to integrating environmental and psychological support into education. It encourages the school community to become stewards of their environment, helping to create a brighter future for generations to come. Looking ahead, GDO remains committed to building on this success and will actively seek funding from UN agencies and the international community to expand this vital work to more communities in need.

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Green Dream Uses Drama to Promote Hygiene and Health in Aljablain Communities

Empowering Communities Through Drama for Hygiene Promotion From September 16-18, 2025, Green Dream, in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Health Promotion department and funding from UNICEF, successfully conducted a series of impactful drama sessions. This event aimed to promote positive hygiene behaviors practice among displaced and host communities in Aljablain locality. The Drama sessions were led by members of a school hygiene club who had been specially trained in peer-to-peer child hygiene and sanitation. They were supported by professional facilitators from the Adeeb Theatrical Group, who helped design culturally appropriate messages to ensure maximum impact. Key activities included: • Educational Drama Sessions: Engaging theatrical performances were used to raise awareness and increase knowledge about hygiene practices among children, refugees, and the host community in Dabat Bosin village, Dabat Bosin camp, Alganaa village, and Alganaa camp. • Interactive Quizzes: Participants, including children and women, had the opportunity to test their new knowledge in a competitive quiz; This event successfully combined education and entertainment to foster lasting behavioral change and improve health outcomes in the community.

“From Stage to Community Change: Drama Sessions Drive Hygiene Awareness in Aljablain with Support from UNICEF and the Ministry of Health”

“Empowering Aljablain Communities Through Drama: Green Dream and Partners Promote Hygiene and Healthy Practices”

Green Dream Organization Launches Integrated Development Project in White Nile State

White Nile State, Sudan – July 17, 2025 – The Green Dream Organization (GDO), in collaboration with UNICEF and in coordination with the Ministries of Health, Social Development, and Education, has officially launched a comprehensive development project aimed at enhancing education, protection, and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) services in Al-Salam and Al-Jabalain localities.

The initiative, titled "Enhancing Access to Education, Training, Protection, and WASH Services for Youth from Host Communities and Displaced Persons," focuses on building resilience and improving the well-being of both host communities and displaced populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees. It adopts an integrated approach to support sustainable social and economic development.

The launch event, held at the Ministry of Production and Economic Development, in Passports and Civil Registry Departments included a detailed presentation on the project’s scope and implementation strategies, followed by a dynamic discussion on anticipated challenges and opportunities.

The event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including representatives from Multi sectors in White Nile state like HAC, UNCEF, UNDP and Child Welfare Council, Girls' Education Department, Forests and Clean Energy Departments, and Passports and Civil Registry Departments.

Protection & Child Protection sector

Food Security and Livelihood (FSL) sector

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector

Health and nutrition

Peace building.

Education Sector.

Environmental Conservation.

Prevention of sexual Exploitations and Abuse (PESA) .

Commitment to Preventing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)

In collaboration with UNICEF and the Ministry of Social Welfare, Green Dream Organization (GDO) is dedicated to eradicating Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) in humanitarian work. Through targeted training sessions and workshops, we equip service providers at both government and field levels, as well as children, adolescents, and adults, with the knowledge and tools to uphold the

IASC Six Core Principles on PSEA.

GDO enforces a zero-tolerance policy on SEA, ensuring all employees and related personnel adhere to strict ethical standards, including the prohibition of sexual activity with minors, exploitation through transactional relationships, and abuse of power. Employees are required to report any suspicions of SEA and contribute to fostering a protective environment.

Empowering Girls in White Nile State: Building Futures Through Small Projects

Green Dream Organization, in partnership with the Social Welfare, the Commission of Refugee, and with funding from UNICEF, is committed to protecting and empowering girls in White Nile State. Through our project, "Providing an Integrated Learning Space to Save Children's Lives, Protecting Children from Violence and Abuse, and Increasing Independence in Acute Emergency Situations," we're working to mitigate the risks of gender-based violence, early marriage, and Female Genital Manipulation (FGM)

These collaborative efforts between local and international organizations are contributing to a brighter future for girls, providing them with a safe and supportive environment to grow and become independent, while raising community awareness about the importance of girls' economic empowerment.

Green Dream Organization Celebrates International Day against Female Genital Mutilation in White Nile State, Sudan

Green Dream Organization (GDO), in partnership with the Child Welfare and Social Care Council, the Ministry of Education and Guidance, and with funding from UNICEF, marked the International Day against Harmful Practices, particularly Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), on February 6, 2025. This year's global theme was "Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation and Cutting."

The event, held in Al-Salam Locality, Um Sangour area, White Nile State, showcased the impact of GDO's integrated and life-saving educational spaces project, which focuses on child protection and promoting independence in emergencies. This project, implemented across 33 safe learning spaces in Kosti and Rabak Localities, provides crucial support to children, especially girls.

Under the banner "We gathered to be healthy," the celebration saw enthusiastic participation from girls, mothers, families, and community members. Girls bravely shared their experiences and insights into the harmful effects of FGM, vowing to prioritize their health and well-being. Mothers expressed solidarity with their daughters, while local legal midwives announced their commitment to ending the practice and raising awareness about its dangers.

A highlight of the event was the active role of the girls themselves. They became powerful advocates against FGM, emphasizing that it is not merely a harmful custom but a crime. Their commitment to the “Every Female is Healthy” charter demonstrated a growing understanding and resolves to eradicate this harmful practice.

This event is a significant stride in the fight against FGM, championing girls' rights to health and safety, and underscoring the vital role of community engagement in this humanitarian effort. GDO, with support from UNICEF, is dedicated to creating a safer and more supportive environment for children, particularly girls, by providing access to quality education and raising awareness about the devastating consequences of harmful practices like FGM. These joint efforts are crucial in building a brighter future for children in White Nile State

Explore our impactful initiatives and community-driven projects today.

FGM Workshop -20 February 2025

The workshop strengthened collaboration among stakeholders to enhance girls' clubs, promote education, and protect girls from violence and exploitation. It empowered girls and mothers, raised awareness on harmful practices, and fostered skills for self-protection and economic empowerment.

Awareness Campaigns - Funded by UNCEF

Learn about our campaigns aimed at raising awareness and support.

Community Engagement

GDO enhances community well-being by providing access to essential health services, promoting maternal and child health, and empowering communities with the resources and knowledge to lead healthier lives

EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES

GDO empowers individuals through targeted training programs and educational initiatives, fostering skill development, knowledge sharing, and opportunities for sustainable growth within communities.

Supporting Schools - Education cannot wait

Generos Support from Danish Refugee Conseil - DRC

UNCEF contribution to the community thru GDO - psychosocial Support to the Kids in Rabak Elkother and Osman Center

Providing integrated learning space (SLS/ALPs/E-Learning) live saving for children (Boys & Girls) and protection from violence, abuse and exploitation in an acute emergency setting, and benefit from improve response and prevention system in White Nile state.

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