Sudan is in crisis. The ongoing civil war, which began in April 2023, has pushed the nation to the brink, creating the largest displacement crisis in the world. As we move into 2025, the situation is more critical than ever, with a staggering 12.7 million people displaced. That's more than the entire population of countries like Belgium or Portugal.

The Devastation by the Numbers

The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has unleashed a wave of suffering. Here’s what you need to know:

* Displaced Millions: Over 8.6 million people are internally displaced, and an additional 3 million have fled to neighboring countries, including Chad and South Sudan.

* Acute Hunger: 25.6 million people—more than half of Sudan's population—are facing acute hunger. Famine has been officially declared in five areas, with devastating reports of up to 15,000 deaths in Darfur alone.

* Crippled Healthcare: The health system has collapsed. Preventable diseases like cholera are spreading, threatening millions with no access to proper medical care.

* Funding Shortfall: The international community is struggling to respond. The UN's 2025 appeal has met only 10% of its funding goals, leaving a massive gap in aid. Attacks on brave aid workers only make the situation worse.

What's Being Done?

Despite the immense challenges, organizations like the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Concern Worldwide are on the ground, working tirelessly to provide essential aid. Their efforts include:

* Delivering food and clean water

* Providing shelter and vital healthcare

* Offering emergency cash transfers to help families survive

However, access to affected areas is extremely difficult due to ongoing violence and blockades. The need for support is urgent and growing.

How You Can Help

This crisis demands our immediate attention. Learn more about the humanitarian efforts and find out how you can contribute to organizations working on the front lines. Every donation helps provide a lifeline to a family in desperate need.

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