Shoaa Organization For Development And Rehabilitation

Shoaa Organization For Development And Rehabilitation is a non-profit organization registered as a partnership or limited liability partnership in the U.S. federal government's System for Award Management (SAM.gov). The organization has been active in receiving federal grant sub-awards, primarily focusing on humanitarian assistance, peace-building, and development projects in Sudan, particularly in the Darfur region. Shoaa's work appears to be centered on addressing conflicts, promoting social cohesion, and providing essential services to vulnerable populations affected by displacement and instability.

The organization has received multiple federal grant sub-awards for various projects in Sudan. One significant project aims to establish peace and reconciliation in East Darfur by strengthening social cohesion among conflicting groups and promoting equitable sharing of natural resources. Another sub-award supports multi-sectoral and integrated humanitarian assistance for conflict-displaced and vulnerable populations in Khartoum, East, and South Darfur. Shoaa has also been involved in implementing WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) programs in East Darfur, targeting internally displaced persons (IDPs) and rural communities across several localities. These sub-awards have been made through prime grantees such as Catholic Relief Services and CARE (Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc.), indicating that Shoaa collaborates with larger international NGOs to implement U.S. government-funded humanitarian and development initiatives in Sudan.