Humanitarian Catastrophe
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12M+ displaced (8.8M internally, 3.7M refugees in neighboring countries)
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30.4M in need of aid, but only 20.9M targeted for assistance
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24.6M facing food insecurity, with 637,000 in famine conditions (IPC 5)
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Less than 25% of health facilities remain functional
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17M children out of school
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Rising cases of cholera, malaria, and dengue fever
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Women and girls face extreme risks of sexual violence
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Explosive hazards continue to threaten civilians
Funding Shortfall
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$4.2B needed for the 2025 Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan
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Only 6.3% funded so far ($252.6M)
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$1.8B more required for 5M refugees in neighboring countries
A Fragmented Future
Sudan risks splitting into rival administrations:
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RSF declared a “Government of Peace and Unity” in Kenya.
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SAF announced plans for a transitional civilian-led government.
Meanwhile, humanitarian organizations like Doctors Without Borders are forced to suspend operations, leaving hundreds of thousands without care.
What Must Be Done
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Scale up funding for food, medical, and shelter aid.
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Ensure safe humanitarian access across conflict zones.
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Support refugees and displaced Sudanese with education, healthcare, and protection.
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Amplify Sudan’s story—global awareness is vital for action.
Support Survivors Sudan War (SSSW) Project
Our Mission
To provide immediate relief to survivors of Sudan’s war through food aid, medical care, and psychological support—while helping communities rebuild and reclaim stability.
Key Actions
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Emergency Aid Distribution – Deliver food and medicine to conflict zones and displacement hubs.
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Medical & Psychological Support – Partner with professionals to provide treatment and trauma counseling.
- You can read more about what has been achieved here: A Container for Forgotten Sudan