Sulaima Ishaq leads Sudan’s transitional government unit combating violence against women and children, providing crucial support to survivors and documenting cases of sexual violence amidst the country’s brutal civil war.
The International Medical Corps team provides critical support to thousands of displaced people at a health clinic in Renk, South Sudan.
In the midst of devastating civil war, Sudan’s Health Minister, Dr. Heitham M.I. Awadalla, shares his experiences and the tireless efforts to maintain the country’s fragile health system.
For Direct Relief, which delivers donated medicine and medical supplies for people in Yemen and Sudan – two of the world’s most troubled and impoverished countries – avoiding the Red Sea is not an option.
UNFPA-trained midwives are assisting pregnant women in Sudan despite ongoing violence that has crippled most health services. They provide critical care, often going directly to women’s homes when hospitals are inaccessible.