- Plan International Sudan Project
Preserving Heritage
About the Project
Plan International Sudan is part of the global Plan International network, which works to advance children’s rights and equality for girls. In Sudan, the organisation focuses on supporting vulnerable communities through education, child protection, health and livelihood initiatives. Their work is rooted in community engagement and cultural sensitivity, ensuring that local voices are at the forefront of every project.
Key Components
Child Protection and Rights
Advocating for the safety, well-being and rights of children, with a particular emphasis on girls and marginalised groups.
Education
Promoting access to quality education for all children, including efforts to keep girls in school and support alternative learning programs.
Community Empowerment
Providing resources, training and support to help communities lead their own development and cultural preservation initiatives.
Health and Well-being
Improving access to healthcare, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene services, especially in underserved areas.
Cultural Preservation
Supporting projects that document, protect and revitalise Sudanese languages, traditions and arts, ensuring they are passed down to future generations.
Strengthening Heritage Through Collaboration
Our partnership with Plan International Sudan is grounded in a shared commitment to cultural diversity and community empowerment. By supporting their initiatives, we aim to amplify the voices of Sudanese communities, highlight their invaluable contributions, and address the challenges they face. Together, we strive to create a future where all children and communities can thrive while preserving their unique heritage.
The documentary produced in collaboration with Plan International Sudan was recently screened in an art gallery renowned for its video installations, bringing Sudanese stories to new audiences and creative spaces.