Projects

In S. Sudan only 27% of the population is literate and all parents LONG for their children to be educated.  However, in many of the villages, schooling – if it happens – is predominantly under the trees, and trained teachers are very few in number as they are paid poorly by the government and very irregularly.

Through our ongoing relationship with a small number of Sudanese families, Nuhra has been inspired to support their dream of building a school in the village of Sindiru, S. Sudan.

The driving force behind this dream is another small charity called Ausudan Inc. established in Perth in 2012 by two Sudanese men   The organisation has already established more than was thought possible through the hard work of many generous people.

Today, in the village of  Sindiru a primary school has been built and an outdoor kitchen erected.  150 students are now attending school and there are four Teachers and a Head Teacher responsible for the children’s education.  The money collected from the parents currently contributes to the purchase of maize flour and sugar, which is made into porridge.  Without this supplement, many of the children would be trying to learn without having had any food to eat.

Close connections between members and supporters of Nuhra Community Inc. and the Board of Ausudan Inc. have enabled members of Nuhra to offer their time, energy, and support to the Sindiru school project and to support the women of Sindiru village

Each year Nuhra members and friends give their support to at least one of Ausudan’s fundraising efforts. All the money raised goes straight to the project because everyone is a volunteer.

The relationship between Nuhra and Ausudan has been a wonderfully engaging and cooperative experience. It has been, and continues to be a source of joy and deep learning.

With support, Ausudan Inc has built a school and begun teaching the children in the village of Sindiru.

Sindiru Primary School, S. Sudan.  Completed in 2023. 8 classrooms and an administration block.

6 Tukuls are built to accommodate the newly employed teachers at the school.

The Outdoor Kitchen is completed in July 2024.

The children proudly wear their school uniforms – gifted to them by Ausudan Inc.

Pots and maize are bought to supply porridge for the children in the morning – this brings a big smile to the children’s faces as many come to school not having eaten anything.

James the president of Ausudan and some of the boys waiting to start school.

For more information on Ausudan go to its website:  www.ausudan.org

Getting Here

52 Woodview Way, Barragup WA 6209
Barbara: 0438 525 527
Jo: 0405 370 554
Email: nuhralec@aussiebb.com.au

88km Perth Airport

60 minute drive south from Perth

Getting Here

4 Monmouth St, Mt. Lawley 6050
P.O. Box 573 Mt Lawley 6929

Phone: 08 9328 6272
Letitia: 0422 969 704
Email: nuhralec@aussiebb.com.au