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More than half of Sudan’s population is in desperate need of aid.

SUDAN

The ongoing civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has trapped Sudan in the world’s largest displacement crisis. Civilians are indiscriminately tortured and killed, while women and children face a relentless nightmare of gender-based violence, abuse, and exploitation.

Nearly 26 million people are caught in a cycle of war, hunger, and disease.

  • 11.6 million people internally displaced
  • 50% are <18 years old
  • 3 million refugees displaced
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Our Response: Aid, Education & Empowerment

Entrepreneurial support helps Sudanese women in Cairo start small businesses.

Goats help Sudanese refugees in Uganda access food and income.

Access to school supplies and education helps families break away from generational dependence on aid.

Sudanese children received essential school supplies from our distribution. 

Emergency Aid to Survive

As basic infrastructure crumbles, millions of people are left without clean water, healthcare, or shelter. Deadly outbreaks of diseases like cholera and dengue fever have rapidly spread, further endangering already vulnerable and injured people.

We are delivering essential items such as food, medicine, and hygiene supplies to families in dire need. These efforts bring dignity and relief to people caught in the crossfire.

Support to Rebuild

We’re delivering holistic support to help Sudanese refugees in Uganda’s isolated Kiryandongo camp. From essential school supplies for young students to farm animals for the most vulnerable families, we’re equipping people with the tools to recover and rebuild with dignity.

To foster community and independence, we launched a dedicated Community Center where Sudanese and South Sudanese women gather to learn vocational skills like tailoring and hairdressing.

Empowering Women

In partnership with Tafawol, we provide Sudanese refugees in Cairo—particularly women—with the business training, resources, and microgrants to start their own small businesses and fuel their new journeys.

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Change Lives

By owning and selling farm animals like goats and chickens, refugee families can access nutritious food, a steady source of income, and a clear path toward long-term self-reliance.

FOLLOW THE ANIMAL TRACKS

Urgent Aid

When disaster strikes, every second counts. Our global reach and local relationships allow us to deliver medicine, food, and emergency shelter directly to the most vulnerable communities.

MEET THE GREATEST NEEDS

In Greece

People living in the refugee camps in Serres, northern Greece, face uncertainty and isolation as they wait for their asylum applications to be processed. But just a short walk away is our colorful Community Center, where people can connect, learn, and grow.

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