We are currently collaborating with Human Appeal to provide food aid for forcibly displaced families stuck in war-torn Sudan.

The food emergency response project will benefit a total of 1000 beneficiaries in Blue Nile state. This project will specifically provide clean drinking water and two meals a day for one month to 1,000 IDPs (550 children, 350 women, and 100 men) from Madani city, Aljazeera state, staying at Arkawite School in Damazine city, Blue Nile state.

Providing consistent and nutritious meals can reduce the vulnerability of the IDPs (internally displaced persons), particularly vulnerable groups such as children, pregnant women, and the elderly. With access to two hot and nutritious meals daily, we hope to improve the overall health and well-being of the IDPs, reducing the risk of malnutrition and other related health issues.
Adequate nutrition can contribute to the physical and mental resilience of the IDPs, allowing them to cope with the challenges of displacement and transition more
effectively.

We aim to foster a sense of community among the IDPs residing at Arkawite School, so that it can become a place for social interaction and support to help them in their healing process.