Sudanese Refugee Crisis

Chad currently shelters almost 1.3 million forcibly displaced persons, including at least 760,000 Sudanese refugees who have arrived since April 2023. This massive influx, mostly women and children, strains a country already battling economic weakness, conflict and extreme weather events.

This 30-month conflict between the paramilitary group and the government-aligned Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) has created the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, displacing nearly 12 million people.

Thousands escaping the recent violence are seeking refuge in Chad, which already hosts more than 880,000 Sudanese refugees. Though now safe from immediate danger, many refugees struggle to survive as humanitarian funding continues to decrease.

What is Muntada Aid Doing?

Muntada Aid is building shelters for at least 1000 internally displaced families in Sudan.

Muntada Aid tents are large enough to accommodate up to five people and are designed to withstand extreme conditions such as summer heat, winter cold, and heavy rain.

With your support, one family could have the privacy and dignity of shelter.

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