Safehold Sudan: Empowering Displaced Sudanese Communities
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Sector (WASH)
Safehold Sudan improves the well-being of vulnerable and displaced communities by providing safe water, restoring sanitation facilities, and delivering rapid emergency WASH support to protect health and dignity.
Education Sector
Safehold Sudan supports conflict-affected and displaced children by providing safe learning spaces, essential school materials, and teacher support, ensuring access to inclusive and quality education.
Feeding Sector
Safehold Sudan addresses urgent hunger and malnutrition in Sudan by delivering essential food aid through central kitchens, seasonal distributions, and emergency relief, ensuring vulnerable communities receive life-saving support.
Our Partners
Our strategic partnerships with local, national, and international organizations significantly amplify our impact. These collaborations extend our reach and deliver comprehensive support to displaced Sudanese communities.
Sudan Healthcare Crisis:
System on the Brink
The conflict has devastated Sudan's healthcare infrastructure, leaving millions without access to essential medical services.
Disease outbreaks have surged 300% since April 2023, with cholera, malaria, and measles spreading rapidly through displaced communities.
Gender-Based Violence in Sudan: Growing Crisis
Gender-based violence has escalated dramatically since conflict intensified. Women and girls face increasing risks in displacement settings. Most cases go unreported due to stigma and lack of support services. Displacement camps have become particularly dangerous for unaccompanied minors and women. Safehold Sudan has established 12 safe spaces for survivors across displacement zones. Our protection teams conduct regular patrols in vulnerable areas.
Mass Killings and Torture
Since April 2023, human rights observers have documented 28 mass killings in detention facilities. Prisoners endure severe torture, including beatings and electric shocks, in overcrowded, unsanitary cells.
Famine as a Weapon
Food deprivation is systematically used, providing under 400 calories daily to some prisoners. This leads to severe weight loss, often up to 40%, and subsequent deaths from starvation-related illnesses.
Massacre Sites
Satellite imagery and survivor testimonies reveal 12 mass grave sites near detention facilities, indicating systematic executions. International forensic teams have been denied access by conflict parties.
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Ways to Support Safehold Sudan
Your support is critical in delivering essential aid to displaced Sudanese communities. Every contribution directly fuels our initiatives in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Education, and Feeding sectors, bringing immediate relief and fostering long-term stability.
Whether it's a one-time donation or a recurring gift, your generosity enables us to provide food, clean water, and educational opportunities to those who need it most. You can also explore options for in-kind donations of vital supplies.