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.
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
My name is Father Avelino Bassols. I’m from Barcelona, Spain, but have been serving overseas missions for over 25 years. Ever since I was a child, I’ve wanted to serve God’s people this way. Before I came to South Sudan, I was a missionary in Turkana, Kenya. While I was
I am scared.
I am not just scared about the current plight of the people of South Sudan, but of their future as well.
Right now, the Bidi Bidi Camp in Uganda is one of the largest refugee camps in the world, with more than 300,000 refugees. Each day, these
It’s no secret that Covid-19 is rapidly spreading across the world, but what most people don’t seem to realize is the pandemic’s devastating toll on poorer countries, especially in South Sudan.
In a country of more than 12 million people, there is only one permanent infectious unit located in the
Here in the states, the primary purpose of schools is education, but in some parts of the world, schools are a home as much as they are a place of learning, providing shelter and food for the most vulnerable. This is especially important in this region, where thousands of children
The harsh reality for the people living in the Nuba Mountains cannot be overstated. Without access to food and medicine, thousands of people are at risk to die every day. Heroes such as Dr. Tom are doing everything in their power to provide for these people, but they need help.
No Child Should Die From A Mosquito Bite
Malaria is the most notorious and dangerous diseases claiming children’s lives in South Sudan.
The people of the Bidi Bidi Refugee Camp lack access to clean water. We need your help funding the construction of bore wells in the camp.
This young country is currently in the midst of a tumultuous reconstruction after years of civil war. As its citizens have struggled to try to restore the country to peaceful times, there is still a lot of work to be done.
Over the past several years, the civil war in South Sudan has caused many influential pillars of the community to crumble, especially education.
This past year, the Sudan Relief Fund has worked tirelessly to assist those in need by providing food, medical care, clean water, and most importantly, hope.
Life is tough for an orphan anywhere in the world; but in war-torn South Sudan, the hardships are unimaginable.
South Sudan needs help. Each day, thousands of people, mostly children, die due to lack of proper healthcare and medical support.
No Child Should Die From A Mosquito Bite
Malaria is the most notorious and dangerous diseases claiming children’s lives in South Sudan.
Despite the fact that the politicians call for peace, we still have many problems we face on a daily basis, especially regarding food.
No Child Should Die From A Mosquito Bite
Malaria is the most notorious and dangerous diseases claiming children’s lives in South Sudan.
Without proper education, our kids risk falling into the same cycle as their elders: continued conflict. Through teachers like Brother Reardon, Abangite High School creates opportunities for careers in medicine and engineering.
In a desperate effort to flee violence, 28-year-old Simone and her five children, aged 2 to 11, sought refuge in the small village of Rimenze.
Most residents of Rimenze owned property and supported themselves. But now, they’ve lost everything because of a civil war they never wanted.
Years of fighting and violence forced innocent families from their homes. They ran and escaped to local churches, hoping it would keep them safe.
No Child Should Die From A Mosquito Bite
Malaria is the most notorious and dangerous diseases claiming children’s lives in South Sudan.
No child should die from a mosquito bite. Malaria is the most notorious and dangerous diseases claiming children’s lives in South Sudan.
Help provide clean, lifesaving water to isolated villages so that people will no longer suffer from thirst, dehydration, and often deadly diseases.
Help us feed the starving. For poor and suffering families, life in South Sudan is a never-ending nightmare.
Bishop Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala is no stranger to poverty and violence.
He was only two months old when his mother was killed during an attack on their village. He spent his childhood living in a refugee camp and can easily recall moments of fear, pain, and suffering.
For many years,
I want to thank you, and all of our donors, for your unwavering support, abundant love and continued generosity throughout the year.
Your gifts are bringing hope and healing to the suffering people in the world’s youngest country, and I am beyond grateful. This year, our team was able to
It’s nearly Christmas, and unlike you, innocent victims of genocidal war crimes will not be celebrating Christmas at home or in beautiful churches. Instead, they will be spending this joyous holiday recovering at the Mother of Mercy Hospital in the Nuba Mountains.
At a time when many hospitals have been
While there, Grace, like hundreds of other children, had very little in the way of food, clean water, and other basic needs. She spent many of her days walking more than 2 hours to get clean water.
