COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
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World Vision partners with local communities to foster peaceful co-existence
In Darfur, years of conflict have threatened peaceful co-existence among neighbouring communities. The possibility of peaceful co-existence is...
World Vision-operated clinic in South Darfur offers critical health and nutrition services
World Vision is on the ground, closer to where the need is the most, and working alongside...
World Vision is on the ground in South Darfur, providing critical services to those who need it most
In this video, we take you on a virtual tour to one of 10 clinics in the...
Nearly 8 million children in Sudan will require urgent humanitarian assistance in 2022
Approximately 14.4 million people across Sudan –a third of the population, or one in every three people– will...
World Vision supported livelihood programmes, a major boost for unemployed youth
At 22 years old, Azrin from Otash village in South Darfur is already a family man with...
As households struggle to find food, children are bearing the brunt
In 2020, Sudan saw five major shocks: COVID-19 and its impact, locusts, floods, inter-communal tension and conflict...
World Vision is on the ground providing emergency assistance to refugees
With the support of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), World Vision has been facilitating the...
World Vision engaging Faith Leaders to prevent and address harmful practices against children
World Vision is mobilising the support of faith leaders of both the Muslim and Christian faith to...
Over 7 million food insecure in Sudan: World Vision is on the ground responding
At least 7.1 million people in Sudan are facing crisis or emergency levels of food insecurity. Internally...
World Vision uses community-led complementary feeding and learning sessions to address malnutrition
Community-led Complementary Feeding and Learning Sessions (CCFLS) is one of the nutrition approaches that World Vision is promoting...
World Vision Sudan Five-Year Strategy Launch (Highlights)
On 24th March, 2021, World Vision Sudan officially launched its next five-year strategy (21-25), with the running...
World Vision helps increase access to health and nutrition services for vulnerable populations
My name is Sojoud, Elgarrai, I am fairly new to World Vision. Recently, I had the opportunity...
World Vision renews its commitment for children in Sudan through its new five-year strategy
During the virtual launch on 24th March, Emmanuel Isch, Country Director for World Vision in Sudan said that...
World Vision launches its new five-year strategy, targeting 2.1 million children in Sudan
World Vision has today launched its new five-year strategy, to reach an estimated 2.1 million of Sudan’s...
More than 7,000 residents in East Darfur, Sudan benefit from a World Vision supported water scheme
Access to clean water from safe sources has been a great challenge for residents of Um Dawanban...
Floods leave over 770,000 people across Sudan devastated and in urgent need of emergency support
Months of heavy rains and flooding experienced across Sudan have left at least 100 people dead, destroyed livelihoods...
World Vision launches a response appeal to reach 50,000 people affected by floods across Sudan
Nearly two months of heavy rains (since mid-July) and flooding experienced across Sudan has killed at least...
Community-led Complementary Feeding Sessions: A preventive approach to combating malnutrition
Community-led Complementary Feeding and Learning Sessions (CCFLS) is one of the nutrition approaches that World Vision is...
Children in Sudan are championing COVID-19 prevention efforts in their families
As millions of children in Sudan remain out of their schools and classrooms due to the coronavirus pandemic...
World Vision supports children in Sudan to take their final exams
Following the country's first positive COVID-19 case in March, Sudan’s authorities imposed a raft of precautionary restrictions...
Faith Leaders boost World Vision's COVID-19 prevention efforts
Pastor Boutros al Nour, the chairperson of the Blue Nile Council of Churches, is one of 27...
Understanding how COVID-19 has adversely affected children in Sudan
As we mark this year's Day of the African Child, we are deeply concerned at how the pandemic...
The biggest concern with COVID-19 now is not so much the lack of knowledge, but changing attitudes and behaviours
Sudan recorded its first COVID-19 case on 14 March, and since then the number of infections has...
World Vision impacted at least 1.4 million people in Sudan in 2019
Dear Supporter, Thanks to your continued support, you helped World Vision Sudan reach about 1.4 million people...
World Vision and World Food Programme have adjusted food distributions to minimise the risk of COVID-19 infection
Safety measures put in place to support efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus in Sudan such...