Sudan is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. 33.7 million people need emergency aid right now.
We’re working in Sudan supporting vulnerable children and families in multiple regions.
In 2025, our teams assisted 615,790 people with essential services like:
Make an emergency donation today to help more families in Sudan access life-saving aid.
Most supporters give an average of £50.36.
Donate to Sudan now
Page last updated: 24 June 2026
“Action Against Hunger supported our families with hygiene kits and dignity kits. It has reduced our difficulties.”
In Sudan, 24 million people are without water and are having to rely 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 children and pregnant and breastfeeding women are facing malnutrition in Sudan - the most deadly form of hunger.
We treated 50,485 people in Sudan for malnutrition last year.
Donating £37 now could provide specialist specialist malnutrition treatment to a Sudanese child that could save their life.
Families in Sudan are being forced to use extreme coping strategies to get food, including risking their lives.
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.
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 to Sudan can help more women and girls get specialist support now.
As of September 2025, over 9 million people remain internally displaced in Sudan with limited access to clean water and hygiene facilities.
Donating £21 can help buy a 5,000 litre water tank so families can get clean water.
375,000 people are facing extreme hunger and death, with famine declared in two areas of Sudan and two more regions have reached famine thresholds..
Donating £37 can help a child recover from malnutrition by providing specialist therapeutic food.
Food prices have increased by up to 296% since the Sudan conflict started, and food is now unaffordable for many families.
Donating £84 can provide healthy meals for 100 women and children who are struggling to access food.
You can help Sudanese families get urgent emergency aid by donating to our Sudan Appeal now.
Your donation will help us continue our work with local partners supporting vulnerable communities in five areas of Sudan and Sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries like South Sudan and Chad.
Our programmes provide immediate humanitarian aid and strengthen resilience in Sudanese communities.
Despite aid being severely blocked, our teams are still working in Sudan running life-saving services including:
With the impact of aid cuts still uncertain, it’s essential we secure enough donations to keep running our lifesaving programmes in Sudan. Please donate to help families and children in Sudan.
Across Sudan, 14 million people have lost their homes.
Homes, hospitals, and food markets have been destroyed. And with aid severely blocked, Sudanese families are without essential supplies – and food insecurity is increasing at a dangerous rate.
You can help people affected by conflict in Sudan access emergency aid like food, water and hygiene support.
Out of every £1 you donate, we spend 94p on charitable activities and 6p on support costs.
Conflict has been escalating in Sudan since April 2023.
And now there are over 9.6 million displaced people. 21 million people don't have enough food to eat. Famine has been declared in two regions in Sudan and more regions are at risk.
Armed violence and economic crisis have gutted Sudan’s services, with less than 20% of healthcare facilities left. And emergency aid is severely restricted.
Your support can help us reach more families living through the crisis with humanitarian aid including food, water and medical care.
Donate to Sudan Appeal now
Photo credits: Action Against Hunger/ Peter Caton
