Please check out the multiple areas where we need your help below. From clean water, orphan and refugee aid, to medicine and more, there are so many ways you can help to make a life-saving difference in the lives of those suffering in the Sudan region.
Located in the town of Nzara is St. Theresa’s Hospital. It stands as a lifesaving beacon here — the one and only facility of its kind able to provide critical level medical care for some 250,000 people in Nzara and the surrounding region who depend on it. But at this […]
For the population of the Ave Maria parish in South Sudan, even basic medical care is a luxury. A prescription medicine from a local pharmacy is a nonexistent concept. A cut normally just requiring a few stitches can turn into a life-threatening infection. Complications in pregnancy or childbirth can be […]
Joseph is the elder in a community of approximately 75 families and 500 people who live together as a leper colony in the village of Malo, South Sudan – a people who have endured the onslaught of the terrible illness of leprosy for years. Joseph contracted the disease when he […]
No child should ever be abandoned. But years of ongoing warfare have decimated South Sudan’s infrastructure, displaced thousands of families, and left many widows and orphans in its wake. Sadly, there is no government program or social support to take care of children left without parents. Many became orphaned when […]
Here in Loreto Rumbek, by the grace of God and your support, our school and health clinic has been making encouraging steps to provide education and healthcare to our students in South Sudan. The recent onset of COVID is presenting new challenges that are making it difficult to continue this […]
Imagine what you would do if your daughter came down with a dangerous but treatable illness. You would take her to the pediatrician and get a prescription for the medicine she needs. For a co-pay of only 78 cents, you would pick up the medicine from the pharmacy and give […]
How can children hope to survive in a war-torn world where they suddenly find themselves orphaned and alone? The fact is they can’t do it — not without you, and not without help. For over twenty years, the Sudan Relief Fund has been partnering with generous donors, people who give […]
After providing medical treatment and support for six years to thousands of refugees living at Bidi Bidi – then the largest refugee camp in the world – Nurse Noeleen Loughran recently returned to South Sudan with the influx of refugees being forced out of the closing camps in Uganda. She […]
I want to share a story with you about an exceptional young woman I have had the privilege of getting to know: Grace Umerani. Grace reached out to us to thank our organization for our work in South Sudan. We (and our community of donors) completely changed the trajectory of […]
Leprosy is an infectious but curable disease. Yet some 200,000 people around the world are still affected today, most suffering in poor and remote parts of Africa and Asia.
