Sudan is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis – yet 58% of its funding is still missing.
We’re in Sudan right now and are determined to reach as many people as we can.
Our teams assisted over 615,000 Sudanese people last year with access to water and sanitation, food, healthcare and protection from gender-based violence.
Aid cuts have already forced us to close multiple health facilities in Sudan this year – potentially putting lives at risk.
Please give what you can to our Sudan Crisis Appeal to help us continue reaching families with urgent aid.
Every gift matters.
Donate now to support Sudanese families
Your donation now helps us reach vulnerable people in five regions of Sudan and Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries.
For every £1 we raise, 94p goes to our life-saving programmes.
24 million people in Sudan are relying on unsafe water to drink and wash with.
We assisted 15,658 people in Sudan with clean drinking water in 2025.
Donating £21 now could help buy a 5,000 litre water tank so Sudanese families have access to safe water.
4.2 million Sudanese children and pregnant and breastfeeding women are facing malnutrition.
We treated 50,485 people in Sudan for malnutrition last year.
Donating £37 now could provide specialist life-saving malnutrition treatment to a Sudanese child.
Sudanese families are having to use extreme coping strategies to get enough food to survive.
In 2025, we assisted 22,294 Sudanese people through our food security programmes.
Donating £84 now could deliver emergency food to 100 women and children living through hunger.
Despite funding shortfalls and aid being blocked, our teams are still working in Sudan helping families access life-saving services including:
The impact of aid cuts on these programmes is still uncertain.
That’s why we’re asking if you can donate what you can to help us continue our work supporting Sudanese children and families.
Every gift matters.
Support Sudan: Donate now
Women and girls are some of the worst affected by the conflict in Sudan. 12.7 million women and girls need support related to gender-based violence.
We're supporting Sudanese women and girls with gender-sensitive sanitation facilities and mental health support.
A Gender-Based Violence Assistant in Sudan shares:
"Action Against Hunger has Awareness Sessions to inform beneficiaries about their rights. Psychological support services help individuals cope with the trauma of displacement and the psychological impact of violence."
Your emergency donation can help more women and girls get specialist support now.
Donate to support women and girls in Sudan
Photo credits: Action Against Hunger/ Peter Caton
