Repair the school for the blind.
Students for Sudan has partnered with Haboba’s House to raise funds for Al Noor Institute, a school and home for blind and visually impaired students. Together we are working to repair the spaces these students rely on every day, so they can keep learning, growing and building independent futures.
A student community standing with Sudan.
Students for Sudan is a group of students raising awareness and funds for communities affected by the war in Sudan. We believe education should never be a casualty of conflict.
By teaming up with Haboba’s House, we are channelling that energy into one clear goal: rebuilding Al Noor Institute so that blind and visually impaired students in Sudan can return to a safe place to learn. Every pound raised goes directly to the repairs on the ground.
Why this matters now
The destruction caused by the war has left the school in urgent need of repair. Haboba’s House is raising funds to restore the essential spaces that students rely on every day, including a clinic and a Braille printing room.
The Braille printing room is particularly important. It produces educational materials not only for students at the school, but also for visually impaired people across Sudan. Restoring this facility will improve access to learning for countless people beyond the school’s walls.
We also aim to restore reliable drinking water and electricity throughout the institute, ensuring students have access to a safe and functional environment.
The damage, and what we can restore.
Three essentials, one safe place to learn.
The clinic
Restoring on-site care so students can stay healthy and supported while they study.
The Braille printing room
Producing learning materials for students here and for visually impaired people across Sudan.
Water & electricity
Reliable drinking water and power throughout the institute, for a safe, functional environment.
