A country torn apart by over half a century of civil war. 2 million people killed. 4.5 million people displaced. 2.5 million people living in makeshift tents in the desert outside the capital Khartoum. 100,000 orphaned and abandoned children struggling to survive.
In Sudan, 2023 has brought major challenges with new conflict and displacement. We have supported local SVP conferences and projects in Sudan for decades. Sudan has again this year been subject to further civil conflict that continues to impact on those who are most in need. With an estimated 24.7 million people in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, including 50% (13.6 million) of all children in Sudan, the critical needs are rapidly multiplying.
The SVP do not specialise in humanitarian emergency response and so this year, we have partnered with Concern Worldwide who deliver lifesaving and life changing health and nutrition interventions to some of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people and your past donations have made this possible.
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With outbreak of new conflict in neighbouring Sudan and major food insecurity, South Sudan is struggling more than ever. More people will face displacement, lack of medical care, poverty, bereavement and the threat of homelessness. Our work is more important than ever, to help them recover and rebuild. By supporting our South Sudan appeal, you will enable us to continue our vital projects including:
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- Baby Feeding Centres which provide daily meals to babies and young children in some of the poorest communities. The food offered might be the only food available to the children that day
- Medical Centre run by the SVP South Sudan offering free medical aid for men, women and children living in dire conditions, and medication and medical tests offered in both countries
- Vocational Training enables unskilled young people, previously at risk of becoming child soldiers or drifting into a life of crime, to learn a trade and contribute to the rebuilding of their nation
