Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Until When? 36 Months of Conflict is Too Long For Sudan

Sudan conflict 3 years On

Child enjoying food provided in school through World Vision's school feeding programme

Food for Education: How school meals programme is improving nutrition and children’s access to education in Sudan 

In 2022, in partnership with the UN World Food Programme, World Vision Sudan implemented a school feeding programme, Food for Education, providing daily...

School girls in South Darfur

Improving Protection and Access to Education for Children in South Darfur

World Vision Sudan, with support from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF), is providing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), health, nutrition, and...

Suad is one of beneficiaries of World Vision’s hunger response income generating activities programme

World Vision livelihoods programme is helping improve family’s food security and income

World Vision builds the resilience of communities in Sudan by providing vulnerable individuals with skills, technologies and the start-up capital necessary...

Local religious leaders trained by World Vision to promote peace in South Dafur

World Vision is Empowering Communities to Promote Peace in South Darfur

The Darfur Community Peace-Building and Stabilization Fund in Kubum and Ed Elfursan in South Darfur is implemented by World Vision Sudan and is aimed at...

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 often...

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 our partners including community volunteers and leaders...

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 Darfur region (western part of Sudan) where along with our partners we are...

At least 4 million people (nearly 80 per cent of them children below five years) will need nutrition support and this includes life-saving therapeutic care and rehabilitation to avert exposure to risks such as malnutrition.

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 need humanitarian assistance in 2022. This is...

22-year-old Azrin is looking to become a certified tailor.

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 great responsibilities. He has enrolled for a tailoring training...

Children bear the brunt of food insecuirty and conflict

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, and the influx of refugees from...

Supporting peace in the Darfur region.

World Vision’s project fosters peaceful co-existence among different ethnic groups

Photography by Sari Omer, UNDP Consultant , story by Lucy Murunga and Gamal Ghallab South Darfur- Representatives from the embassies of Britain, Sweden and...

42-year-old Fatima seen here at her group's seed multiplication farm in Mershing locality, South Darfur.

World Vision’s Seed Multiplication Concept Contributes to Increased Food Security in South Darfur

Fatima Hassan, 42, is one of 4,500 smallholder farmers in South Darfur who is being supported through the German Federal Ministry for Cooperation and...

Celebrations of sorghum farmers harvests in Blue Nile state, Sudan.

EU-funded project establishes strong links between farmers and private sector

All roads led to Aljeref village, in Roseries locality in Sudan’s Blue Nile state. Smallholder farmers came together on 30 October 2019 for what has become...

Khaltoum can buy items of their choice to meet their household needs: Dignity of choice, as the beneficiaries like to sum it up.

Beneficiaries in South Darfur: cash assistance gives us the dignity to choose

Cash-based transfer programming, incorporating cash and cash vouchers, is one of the approaches that World Vision is employing to provide assistance to the...

Mashier enjoys plays time with her child, pictured here at the GBG make shift centre.

Giving children the best possible start in life through Go-Baby-Go

"In the last 15-20 years, research conducted in developing countries has shown that combining maternal and child health programmes with support for...

ECHO emergency funding supports World Vision to provide free services such as vaccination against life threatening

ECHO funding supports thousands in Darfur to access free primary healthcare services

August 2019- Funding from European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) continues to sustain activities at the Otash clinic for internally...

Aisha is one of the smallholder farmers that have received support through an EC funded project to grow high yielding sorghum

Sorghum farmers in Sudan's Blue Nile anticipate bumper harvests as project comes to an end

For most of 2019, the deteriorating economic situation in Sudan, has taken a heavy toll on most households. Currency, fuel and food shortages have left...

An OFDA funded clinic in a village southeast of Sudan has contributed to reducing the distance patients have to travel.

A clinic funded by OFDA reduces the distance villagers travelled to access healthcare services

By Gamal Ghallab, communications officer, World Vision Sudan 6 August, 2019 Sudan- Ahmar Seedak health facility is teeming with patients, virtually all of...

World Vision contributes to bridging the gap in universal health coverage in Sudan

By Gamal Ghallab, WV Sudan communications officer South Darfur, Sudan - This year’s World Health Day (WHD) focuses on Universal health coverage (UHC) for...

A centre southeast of Sudan has become a symbol of women empowerment

Funded by Irish Aid, World Vision in partnership with CORD, a national NGO, also conducted a three-months training for 150 women, most of them internally...

World Vision and WFP assist thousands of children access treatment for acute malnutrition

February 2019- When Hawa gave birth to her sixth child, Huda, the baby was well, the typical bouncing baby girl so to speak! But when Huda turned 10 months...

Women in South Darfur lead the way towards community resilience through livelihoods

By Cecil Laguardia, Communications Manager Fatima, 50 years old, said she knew how to cook the deep-fried bread tamiya, or a local pasta similar to a...

Improved school environment encourages extra school admission

Story by Gamal Ghallab, WV Sudan communications officer More children are going to school in a village in Sudan, thanks to a project that means pupils now...

Cash makes life more convenient for over 31,000 internally-displaced Sudanese family in Otash Camp

By Cecil Laguardia, Communications Manager The cash program registration site in Otash Camp was orderly, with the area protected from the searing heat of...