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.
Latest From Sudan CrisisEl Nino drought
Sudan has received the least rainfall since 1984, when Ethiopia and Sudan were hit by a devastating famine.
The risk of famine in Sudan is growing.
In a new alert, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) said fresh evidence shows malnutrition getting worse in several hotspots.
The current levels of aid reaching the country is not meeting the demand, held back by a severe lack of funding, security and restricted access.
Drought now covers more than half of Sudan, wiping out crops in some areas and leaving families without food or income.
At least 200,000 people have been killed in the ongoing civil war in Sudan since 2023.
Famine is reported in several parts of the country. Supply chains, markets and farming are severely disrupted, and access to food is increasingly out of reach.
Some key figures about the crisis
Over 33.3 million
people need humanitarian aid
Over 200,000
people killed since 2023
Nearly 14 million
people has been displaced
Almost 40 per cent
of hospitals out of service
One in every seven
internally displaced people in the world is Sudanese
You Can Support
Muntada Aid runs a series of projects inside Sudan and also in the neighbouring countries providing vital aid.
- Camp for Internally Displaced Ar Rusayris, Sudan
- Food programme inside Sudan, Chad and Uganda
- Khartoum Bread Factory
- Health Centre
- Clean Drinking Water
How You Can Support
£65One Family Food PackJust £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.
£20One month’s bread for one personJust £20 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide one person with freshly made bread (8 flatbread/day) for a whole month in Khartoum, Sudan.
£300Family TentJust £300 of your Sadaqah and Zakat will provide a family shelter (emergency tent) to a family fleeing war in Sudan. The family will be provided with the shelter at the Muntada Aid-run camp in Ar Rusayris area in Sudan.
Muntada Aid in Sudan
Muntada Aid has a long history of working in Sudan delivering education, healthcare, water and sanitation. But since the start of civil war, our focus has shifted delivering vital emergency aid. We are currently providing following services inside Sudan and in the neighbouring countries of Chad and Uganda.
Muntada Aid Refugee Camp at Ar Rusayris
Key information
Place
Ar Rusayris, Sudan
Current Occupancy
250 Families
Services
Family Tents
Drinking Water
3 Tankers Daily
Free cooked Food
Daily Hot meals
Family Food Packs
For every family each month
Toilets and Bathrooms
18 toilets and bathrooms
Health Camp
Free medical care
School
Education for children
About the Camp
Muntada Aid has now established a camp for internally displaced people in Ar Rusayris area of Sudan, which is some 50 kilometres from the Ethiopian border.
Ar Rusayris area has seen a huge influx of IDPs fleeing war and persecution in the neighbouring areas.
Ar Rusayris is strategically important because the Roseires Dam, built here in 1966, is a key asset.
Due to the violence in the nearby areas, 14,000 people came to Ar Rusayris and took refuge in 3 schools. Most of the people who fled the violence are women and children. At these schools, they had no access to food, water, shelter and sanitation.
Muntada Aid has now built a camp on the outskirts of the town Ar Rusayris, initially for 250 families, where these families have been provided with family tents, regular food, health, water and sanitation services.
As a great supporter in this area, like many others, you can help us provide more people with accommodation.
Manal Family- The Victims of War
Manal and her children fled their village when drones struck her home, killing her husband. She took shelter with 14,000 people in Ar Rusayris area in eastern Sudan.
They took shelter in 3 school villages and were dependent on charity from locals.
In October 2026, Muntada opened a camp to shelter 1250 people, where each family is provided with an all-weather family tent. Each month, these families will receive daily cooked meals, family food packs, health services, water and sanitation.
At least 14 million people have been displaced in the ongoing war, and at least 300,000 people have been killed.
How You Can Support
£100Family TentJust £100 of your sadaqah and Zakat will go towards providing a family tent to people fleeing violence in Sudan. The family will be provided with the shelter at the Muntada Aid-run camp in Ar Rusayris area in Sudan.
£200Family TentJust £200 of your sadaqah and Zakat will go towards providing a family tent to people fleeing violence in Sudan. The family will be provided with the shelter at the Muntada Aid-run camp in Ar Rusayris area in Sudan.
£300Family TentJust £300 of your Sadaqah and Zakat will provide a family shelter (emergency tent) to a family fleeing war in Sudan. The family will be provided with the shelter at the Muntada Aid-run camp in Ar Rusayris area in Sudan.
Khartoum Bread Factory
8,000 loaves of free bread every day
Before the war, Khartoum, Sudan's capital, was home to almost 10 million people. But during the war, most of the people fled. It was also a main centre of the war. In 2025, pro-government forces took control of the city, and since then, people have been slowly returning; according to various reports, 4.7 million have returned, but in many cases, these families have nothing to return to. The war has destroyed most of the economy and infrastructure, and most families need significant humanitarian assistance; they are trying to rebuild their lives amid the ruins of war.
Muntada Aid's bread factory in central Khartoum provides 8,000 loaves of bread daily to neighbourhood communities.
How You Can Support
£20One month’s bread for one personJust £20 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide one person with freshly made bread (8 flatbread/day) for a whole month in Khartoum, Sudan.
£40One month’s bread for two peopleJust £40 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide two people with freshly made bread (8 flatbread/day for person) for a whole month in Khartoum, Sudan.
£100One month’s bread for a family of five peopleJust £100 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide 5 people with freshly made bread (8 flatbread/day for person) for a whole month in Khartoum, Sudan.
Family Food Packs
A month of food for a family of seven
Sudan remains one of the world’s most severe hunger crises in the world. Now in its fourth year, the conflict is forcing families into desperation.
With drought gripping most of the country, the food crisis is deepening. El Niño is pushing millions into desperate situations.
Muntada Aid is on the ground providing vital family food packs to internally displaced people inside Sudan and refugees in Chad and Uganda.
About Our Family Food Pack
The term “family food pack” is the emergency food pack Muntada Aid provides to people caught in crisis. It includes a selection of food items we provide to the people we support. The family food pack aims to provide a family of 5-7 people with enough essentials for a whole month. Its provisions vary by country and culture, aiming to meet daily food and nutrition needs. We always aim to provide a good balance of macronutrients and micronutrients in line with the United Nations standards.
What is inside our Sudan Food Family Food Pack?
- Flour25 KG
- Rice10 KG
- Lentils3 KG
- Cooking oil2 litres
- Sugar3 KG
How You Can Support
- £65One Family Food Pack
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.
£130Two Family Food PacksJust £130 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide two refugee families 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.
£195Three Family Food PacksJust £195 of your Sadaqah or Zakat will help us provide three refugee families 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.
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Manal Family- The Victims of War
Manal and her children fled their village when drones struck her home, killing her husband. She took shelter with 14,000 people in Ar Rusayris area in eastern Sudan.
Sudan Emergency Appeal
Videos and photos from Muntada Aid's emergency response in Sudan: the refugee camp in Ar Rusayris, the Khartoum Bread Factory and family food packs for displaced families.
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Asian Express (pg 6 & 7)
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