Mohammed is one of thousands of community members working to make a difference in Sudan. As a Community Development Committee member in Kassala State, he helps ensure that women, young people, disp...
In White Nile State, Sudan, a group of young women is challenging stereotypes and building brighter futures through vocational skills training.
Through the PROSPECTS partnership programme, young w...
At Al Kashafa refugee camp in White Nile State, UNICEF and partners, through the PROSPECTS programme, are creating safe child-friendly spaces where displaced and refugee children can learn, play, a...
UNICEF Sudan Chief of WASH Samuel Godfrey speaks on the growing water and sanitation crisis affecting children across Sudan after three years of conflict.
Despite immense challenges, UNICEF and pa...
Across Sudan, vaccinators like Walid travel for hours through remote and conflict-affected areas with one mission: protect every child with lifesaving vaccines.
As conflict pushes families from the...
Twenty years on, the crisis in Darfur continues and children are paying the highest price.
Millions need aid, over half of them children. Hunger is deepening, famine conditions are confirmed, and e...
Three years of war in Sudan have shattered childhoods.
Millions of children have lost homes, schools, and loved ones. Many are displaced, facing hunger, disease, and fear every day.
Through their v...
At Al Jubarab Primary Health Care Centre, Rahma’s malnourished baby is recovering gaining weight and strength after receiving free treatment.
Through the THABAT Project, UNICEF with support from t...
In Alhudaibah village, near Shendi in River Nile State, families once went days without safe water.
Today, UNICEF is delivering clean water through a solar-powered system, reaching over 1,000 fami...
In River Nile State, children are returning to learning through UNICEF supported Alternative Learning Programmes. After years of disruption, over 9,500 children are catching up on their education a...
UNICEF and partners are using digital tools to restore access to healthcare for children and families across Sudan.
With health facilities damaged or out of reach, innovations like teleconsultatio...
In Fatasha, Khartoum State, families face severe shortages of healthcare. For Iman, a mother, even basic services were out of reach until a UNICEF supported mobile clinic arrived.
Through the SHAR...
In Gedaref State, Sudan, poet and community protection network member Muna Haj Awad Mustafa Al-Suni uses the power of poetry to speak out against harmful practices affecting girls.
Through her poe...
More than 1,000 days of conflict in #Sudan, but hope keeps moving. From UNICEF’s global supply and logistics hub in Copenhagen, health kits, education supplies, and water items are sent to children...
Displaced by violence in Al Fasher — yet still caring for others.
In North Darfur, some of the health workers responding to the malnutrition emergency are themselves affected by the war. They have ...
The war in Sudan has left many families broken and vulnerable.
In Tawila, women who fled violence are finding safety — and each other.
“At first, I was scared to come,” says Ihsan, a mother displac...
Displaced from Al Fasher, Alawiya now lives inside a classroom in Rokero, North Darfur — with her four children. Her husband is missing.
At night, she sleeps on the classroom floor alongside other ...
Tuqaa is 9 years old.
She misses her home. Her neighbors. Her friends.
‘The thing that scares me most is bombs,’ she says.
The conflict in Al Fasher, North Darfur, has forced Tuqaa and her family t...
"All we want is to go home. All we need is peace and safety."UNICEF Communication Specialist Hiba Ali takes us inside the "child crisis" in Tawila, North Darfur. Amidst a sea of temporary shelters ...
Mustafa is a 12-year-old boy from Kassala, Sudan. For years, he was unable to attend school because his family could not afford the costs. While other children learned to read and write, Mustafa st...