Stroke And Diabetes Education and Aid Foundation (SADEAF).
SADEAF is a UK based charity aiming at raising awareness of stroke and diabetes in the UK as well as setting up stroke units and helping diabetes services in the Sudan. Stroke is quite common in the Sudan with severe impact on patients, families, and society. Stroke units do not exist there. We have already gone few steps towards setting up the first ever stroke unit at Soba University Teaching Hospital in Khartoum. We thank Dr. Indira Natarajan and his team. Dr. Natarajan is the clinical director of neurosciences and stroke service lead at the Royal Stoke University Hospital, Stoke-on-Trent. They are supporting joint working between the two organisations and he and his team are going to provide the training for Soba team. We also thank Professor Christine Roffe and Mrs. Eunice Foster from Keele University for their great advice and support. We also thank the Stroke Association in UK and particularly Mrs. Sarah Belson for supporting us and agreeing to translate their comprehensive educational material to Arabic language and publishing it into our website. This is now going on and will be finalised soon. We also thank all individuals supporting us by monthly standing orders and invite more of you to support us and donate generously as we have a very long way to go.
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For more information please see work done and who we are.
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Dr. Mohammed Gadour
Chair of trustees
We welcome anyone willing to join our efforts and work with us.
For more information please see mission statement
Registered Charity in England and Wales, registration number 1178260.