Sudan Emergency

A Crisis Unlike Any Other

• 24 million people are suffering from food insecurity, including over 635,000 experiencing famine. 
• 12 million displaced since April 2023, including 4 million fleeing to neighbouring countries. 
• Conflict, poverty, and famine are pushing Sudan to the edge. Without urgent intervention, thousands will die. 

We Are on the Ground – But We Need Your Help

Muslim Aid has been in Sudan since the 1990s, through conflict and recovery. With an established office, we are working with the World Food Programme (WFP) to serve emergency food aid. 

Right now, our teams are delivering lifesaving aid across Sudan, supporting 175 health centres in Khartoum and Al Jazeera. With your support, we are: 

✔ Screening malnourished children and mothers to prevent deadly hunger. 
✔ Providing emergency food supplies to families on the verge of starvation. 
✔ Staffing health centres to ensure life-saving medical care is available. 
✔ Building solar-powered water tanks to provide clean, safe drinking water and prevent disease. 
✔ Building toilets and washing areas at health centres to reduce the risk of outbreaks caused by poor sanitation. 
✔ Distributing hygiene kits to protect from infection and illness in overcrowded camps. 

This Dhul Hijjah, Your Help Is Urgently Needed 

During these blessed days, the people in Sudan need food. They need water. They need medical care. You can make a life-saving difference right now. 

Don’t Look Away – Act Now

We cannot let Sudan’s crisis be a tragedy left ignored. The situation is worsening every day. Without immediate action, more innocent lives will be lost. 

This is your moment to be their lifeline. Serve Humanity and Save Lives Today.