Sudan Conflict
We are providing food, cash assistance, psychosocial support and medical aid to hospitals and local communities. Please support our life-saving work in Sudan today.
People in Sudan face escalating violence and danger
With the civil war continuing to rage across Sudan, civilians continue to suffer the brunt of the violence. 7.7 million people have been displaced, and 24.8 million are in need of humanitarian assistance.
More than 13,000 civilians have now been killed and thousands more injured as heavy fighting continues throughout residential areas. Hospitals are surrounded and quickly depleting of supplies, preventing the wounded from accessing desperately needed medical care — 70% of healthcare facilities in Sudan have shut down since the fighting began in April 2023.
How your donation can help the people of Sudan
Islamic Relief is currently on the ground providing urgent medical supplies, fuel and food to hospitals, as well as food, water, cash assistance and psychosocial support. We are providing aid to both host communities and internally displaced communities in Khartoum, Blue Nile, North Kordofan, West Kordofan, Central Darfur, Gedaref, Sennar, Al Jazirah, and Port Sudan.
You can help ease the burden of this conflict for the people of Sudan by donating towards our life-saving work for both displaced and host families.
$130 can provide a cash grant to purchase basic essentials
$150 can provide a food pack for a family in need
$250 can deliver urgent medical aid and supplies to hospitals
Please support our life-saving work in Sudan today.
What support is Islamic Relief currently providing in Sudan?
Islamic Relief has worked in Sudan since 1991, providing emergency aid and long-term development.
Our teams remain by the sides of families caught up in the violence, providing aid and distributing supplies daily.
Islamic Relief has so far reached 559,132 rights-holders through:
- 3,964 metric tons of food
- Multipurpose cash assistance to 7,000 families
- 2,000 hygiene kits, 3,000 water storage kits and 100 water tanks
- 206 metric tons of sorghum and sesame seeds to 20,000 farmers
- Medicine and fuel to 18 hospitals and 6 healthcare clinics
- New and rehabilitated sanitation facilities, water sources, and latrines
- Educational materials and supplies for students
- Psychosocial support and recreational items