Ajang, a South Sudanese mother, and her children at a transit centre in Sudan

Sudan Appeal

Children caught in the Sudan crisis are facing disaster.

Children in Sudan urgently need your help

Months after the landslide in Darfur — and with conflict and hunger continuing to escalate — children in Sudan are still living in extreme hardship.

Families have lost homes, livelihoods and loved ones. Many children are displaced, sleeping in temporary spaces and facing each day without reliable access to food or clean water.

Your compassion today can help protect children who are living through crisis after crisis.

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Donate now to help save children's lives

Help provide essential aid to those in need.

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How your donation helps

When you give, you reach children who have nowhere else to turn. Your donation today can help provide clean water to families who urgently need it and food to children on the brink of malnutrition. Through this response, we’ve been able to support around 430,000 people with water and nearly 900,000 with food and nutrition assistance — but with millions more still in urgent need, your support remains vital. 

We’ve been working in Sudan and the region for many years, building trusted relationships with communities and local partners. That long-term presence means your support gets to where it’s needed — swiftly, responsibly and with dignity, even in the hardest-to-reach areas.

And right now, there are children waiting for that support to reach them — children still sleeping in unsafe conditions, families rationing their last meals, and parents trying to stay hopeful for their children when they have nothing left to give. Your kindness today helps bridge that gap between helplessness and survival.  

In this slow and difficult recovery phase, your kindness can be the reason a child finally feels safe again.

Please help protect children in Sudan today.

How we work in emergencies

When emergencies hit, children are often the most at risk. That’s why we need to be there – in places torn apart by disasters and conflict.

Why World Vision

Together we’ve impacted the lives of over 200 million​ vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty.​