It’s been over two years since armed conflict erupted in Sudan.

And it’s now both the world’s largest displacement and humanitarian crisis.

Over 8 million people are internally displaced, with another 4 million people forced to flee across borders to countries like South Sudan and Chad.

Nearly 26 million people don’t have enough food to eat. Famine has been declared in five regions, with these conditions spreading rapidly.

Conflict and economic collapse have gutted Sudan’s basic services. Less than 25% of healthcare facilities are still operational. Humanitarian aid is severely restricted. And media access is rare.

Please donate today to help us get families living through the Sudan conflict the urgent aid they need.

Donate to our Sudan Appeal

“We’re deeply shocked by the dire situation affecting millions of Sudanese people. This situation is especially critical for populations trapped in conflict zones.”

Samy Guessabi, Action Against Hunger’s Country Director in Sudan

Page last updated: 30 July 2025

Two Action Against Aid working taking medical supplies off aid truck.

Delivering emergency aid in Sudan

Since the conflict in Sudan escalated in April 2023, we've scaled up our emergency response.

Last year, our teams supported 500,000 people.in the White Nile, Blue Nile, South Kordofan and Central Darfur.

Your donation today could help us reach more Sudanese families in need with essential aid like:

  • clean water, safe sanitation, hygiene services and hygiene kits
  • food assistance like hot meals and fresh food baskets
  • support for women and girls facing gender-based violence when accessing support
  • nutrition programmes so families are empowered to nourish themselves.

    • Donate now to help us get people in Sudan the support they need and deserve.
    Donate to our Sudan Crisis Appeal now

    How your donation helps families in Sudan

    Your donation will help protect vulnerable communities in  Sudan and  Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries. Out of every £1 raised, we spend 94p on charitable activities and services and 6p on fundraising and support costs.

    Sudan: A humanitarian crisis

    • 10 Million

      More than 10 million people have been forced to flee their homes with no water. Just £20 can help buy a 5,000 litre water tank so families can access clean water.

    • 755,000

      755,000 people are already at risk of famine. That means they have nothing to eat. Just £37 can help a child recover from malnutrition by providing therapeutic food.

    • 296%

      Food prices have increased by up to 296% since the conflict started. Just £84 can provide healthy, nourishing food for 100 women and children.

    Photo credits: Action Against Hunger/ Peter Caton