The war in Sudan reaches 1,000 days in January and the fighting has forced millions of our neighbours to flee their homes. The conflict shows no signs of ending and families are running out of food, water and medicine.
Our trusted Church partners have been working in Sudan for over twenty years with your support, helping families to grow food and stay safe from disease.
When fighting broke out, these local experts stayed to help communities who have been doing all they can to stay safe, and when the conflict got worse and other aid agencies had to leave, we have continued to provide the essentials for our neighbours.
Your donations are making a difference – our local partners have adapted their long-term work to give out emergency food packages, creating food kitchens and giving cash payments to families who’ve been made homeless. Water engineers are now fixing pipelines damaged by fighting and other partners are helping children whose families have been broken up by the conflict.
Your steadfast support means that we can remain helping our neighbours during this conflict and it means that our partners will be there to help them rebuild when the fighting is over.
Helping people access safe water
The ongoing conflict has led to water pipelines being damaged, resulting in communities not having access to clean water and having to resort to fetching water from unsafe locations.
With our local partners, we have been working to repair damaged water pipelines and construct new water facilities to increase the water supply in remote communities.
