Unprecedented

The crisis for children and families in Sudan

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World Breastfeeding Week. World Vision Sudan

World Breastfeeding Week

World Refugee Day

World Refugee Day

Millions forcibly displaced due

to the ongoing conflict in Sudan

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Day of the African Child_ Students in class in Sudan

Day of the African Child

90% of school-aged children in Sudan are deprived of their right to education.

 

Make schools a safe place for the 19 million children in Sudan.

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Enough Campaign, Sudan

"ENOUGH" Campaign launched to end hunger and malnutrition in Sudan, home to the world's largest displacement of children

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2023 Sudan Annual report

World Vision Sudan Annual Report 2023

Despite facing significant disruptions and challenges, World Vision Sudan successfully reached over 1.2 million people from October 2022 to September 2023 across all operational states in Sudan. The 2023 Annual Report highlights the positive impact of World Vision Sudan's programmes in meeting the immediate needs of children, their families, and communities.

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Mobile clinic

Health on the Move

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to people fleeing their homes resulting in a significant increase in internally displaced people (IDPs). World Vision Sudan is using mobile clinics to provide free health and nutrition services to conflict-affected communities, especially children.

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malnutrition screening

Combating Malnutrition with Community-Led Complementary Feeding and Learning Sessions and Early Malnutrition Detection

Despite the challenges posed by the conflict in Sudan, World Vision, with support from donors and the Ministry of Health, continues to support communities by maintaining the functionality of primary healthcare centers and outpatient therapeutic programs.

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Sudan

 

World Vision Sudan

 

As a child-focused organisation, our goal is to see children reach their full potential. We don’t just want children to survive, we want them to thrive! We began working in Sudan in 1983, our programmes were initially operational until 1988. In June 2004, we resumed operations, in response to the Darfur Crisis.

Since the conflict erupted on April 15, 2023, in Sudan's capital city of Khartoum, civilians have been disproportionately affected. According to UN estimates, the number of people displaced within and beyond Sudan has surpassed 6.3 million since mid-April 2023. Sudan currently holds the unfortunate distinction of having the highest number of internally displaced people in the world, including a significant population of vulnerable children.

Today, our teams of dedicated development and humanitarian professionals work tirelessly to contribute to the improved well-being of boys and girls through multi-sectoral and community-based programmes across four states: South Darfur, Blue Nile, East Darfur and South Kordofan, responding to the needs of all people in complex protracted emergencies.

World Vision Sudan provides both lifesaving and long-term support, complementing the efforts of government and other humanitarian partners. In Sudan, we implement programmes in a range of sectors including health and nutrition, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), food security and livelihoods, child protection and safeguarding.

We remain committed to our vision of life in all its fullness for all children. By 2025, World Vision Sudan will contribute to the well-being of 2.1 million most vulnerable boys and girls in Sudan.

Our Impact

1,972,219

People received assistance across Blue Nile, East Darfur, South Darfur, & South Kordofan States

733,386

People supported with health & nutrition services including children

777,183

People supported with food assistance, seeds, livestock and training in farming practices

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Being a Humanitarian- World VISION Sudan Staff

Hunger and malnutrition has affected hundreds of thousands of children in Sudan

Our Areas of Focus

Girls attending school

Education and Child Protection

 

We want to make sure that every child in Sudan has the opportunity to receive a quality education.

Our interventions focus on improving access to protection services for the communities we engage with, placing particular emphasis on the well-being of children and women.

7-month-old Tagwa, seen here at a World Vision operated Stabilisation Centre, with mother, Isha Mohamed.

Health and Nutrition

 

We want all children in Sudan to enjoy good health.

Good health and nutrition empower children, families, and communities, spurring them to live fuller, freer lives.

We are working towards this by:

• Increasing the number of children who are protected from disease

• Increasing the number of well-nourished children

• Ensuring children and their caregivers have access to essential health services

LAID project in livelihoods in South Darfur

Food Security and Livelihoods

 

We want to increase the number of children who are well-nourished.

World Vision Sudan responds to the needs of the most vulnerable in our operational areas with both immediate humanitarian food and cash assistance and resilience interventions to strengthen community resilience to future shocks.

OFDA-funded water project in Sudan, September 2020

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

 

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) are at the heart of child well-being and are essential for children and their families to thrive.

World Vision Sudan focuses on bringing clean water, dignified sanitation and healthy hygiene practices to communities, schools and healthcare facilities.