
Sudan Crises
The World’s Largest Humanitarian Crisis
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Just £65 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us deliver a food pack to a refugee family of 7 people, with enough food to last a whole month. These families currently live at the Muntada Aid-run camp in Sudan's Ar Rusayris area, and in refugee camps in Chad and Uganda.

Sudan Emergency
There are over 10.7 million people uprooted from their homes in Sudan, including 9 million displaced internally—two-thirds since the conflict broke out in April 2023. Sudan now has the highest rate of internal displacement in the world, even surpassing Syria’s 7.2 million.
As people continue to flee the conflict in Sudan, more than 358,000 refugees have arrived at the border town Adré, in eastern Chad. Refugee camps are being built, but the shelter and basic facilities available in the camps are wholly inadequate to meet the needs of the incoming people.
What is Muntada Aid Doing?
Muntada Aid supports over 21,00 refugees living at the border town Adré in eastern Chad with monthly food packs.
But we need to reach more families. Your donation will help us deliver more emergency food aid.


What is Inside Our Food Packs?
As the nature of the emergencies vary, Muntada Aid emergency food packs change, depending on the need. For these IDPs we are providing grains.
When and where are they used?
Often part of the staple food basket provided to a general population. Can also be provided to displaced populations who rely on food assistance to survive.
How are they used?
Transported in sacks and distributed as staple food items to be cooked.
Key Nutrients
Grains are high in vitamins and minerals like Vitamins A, B6, C and Iron.
Sudan Crisis
is one of the biggest humanitarian disasters,and it needs the attention deserves.Please Support our appeal.
This is a Zakat eligible programme.

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