Since April 2023, the conflict in Sudan has displaced 14 million people, escalating a devastating hunger crisis. Famine conditions have been confirmed in a North Darfur camp sheltering 400,000 people, with life-threatening food shortages affecting hundreds of thousands across the country.
The impact on women and children is particularly dire. Hunger has forced mothers into desperate searches for food, scavenging from ant hills for grains of millet to feed their children. Families face critical water shortages, forced to collect unsafe water headed by the relentless sun — so hot they must wait overnight for it to cool before drinking. Health clinics are overwhelmed, lacking electricity and running water and putting children’s lives at risk.
Explore the details of this unfolding crisis, read and hear the stories of those impacted, and see how World Vision is delivering lifesaving aid to vulnerable communities affected by the crisis in Sudan.
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